[OCCUPATION] Learn the Korean Vocabulary for Occupation ~ Exploring Korean Language

  OCCUPATION

Here are some Korean vocabulary for Occupation. Let's be familiar with them because they would become handy on the future lessons.

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The Korean term for Occupation or Job is 직업 (pronounced as JIGEOP)

Below are the Korean Vocabulary for Occupations / Jobs

1.) 선생님


(Pronounced as Seon-seng-nim)

선생님 means Teacher

2.) 학생


(Pronounced as Hak-seng)

학생 means Student

3.) 회사원


(Pronounced as Hwesa-won)

회사원 means Office Worker

4.) 주부


(Pronounced as Jubu)

주부 means Housewife

5.) 경찰관


(Pronounced as Gyeong-chal-gwan)

경찰관 means Police Officer

6.) 소방관


(Pronounced as Sobang-gwan)

소방관 means Firefighter

7.) 공무원


(Pronounced as Gong-mu-won)

공무원 means Public Official

8.) 의사


(Pronounced as Uy-sa)

의사 means Doctor

9.) 간호사


(Pronounced as Gan-ho-sa)

간호사 means Nurse

10.) 요리사


(Pronounced as Yorisa)

요리사 means Cook/Chef

11.) 운전기사


(Pronounced as Un-jeon-gisa)

운전기사 means Driver

12.) 기술자


(Pronounced as Gi-sul-ja)

기술자 means Technician

13.) 목수


(Pronounced as Moksu)

목수 means Carpenter

14.) 농부


(Pronounced as Nong-bu)

농부 means Carpenter

15.) 어부


(Pronounced as Eo-bu)

어부 means Fisherman

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