The other party in Korean 🇰🇷

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the other party	상대방

How to say “the other party” in Korean? “상대방”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “상대방” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on the other party in Korean like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

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Tips to remember:
• Break the word into two parts: "상대" (sang-dae) means "counterpart" or "opponent" and "방" (bang) hints at “person” or “side”. Thinking of someone on the “other side” can help recall its meaning.
• Visualize two people facing each other; you are one side and the other person is your "상대방" (sang-dae-bang).

Explanation:
• "상대방" means "the other party" or "the person you are interacting with," whether in negotiations, conversations, or competitions.
• It is used to refer neutrally to the party you are dealing with in any formal or informal situation.

Other words that mean the same thing:
• 상대 (sang-dae) – A shorter form often used in everyday language.
• 상대인 (sang-dae-in) – A less common, more formal term for the opposing party.
• 거래상대 (georae-sang-dae) – Specifically implies the party in a business transaction.

Alternate meanings / slang:
• In casual online discussions, people sometimes shorten it to “상대” (sang-dae) without changing the meaning.
• There isn’t a significant slang variation for "상대방," but context (like sports or debates) can imply “opponent.”

Examples of sentences:
• "I need to discuss the contract with the other party."
Korean: "계약에 관해 상대방과 논의해야 한다."
Romanized: "Gyeyage gwanhae sangdaebanggwa nonuihaeya handa."

• "The other party did not arrive on time."
Korean: "상대방이 제시간에 도착하지 않았다."
Romanized: "Sangdaebangi jesigan-e dochakaji anatda."

• "Always be respectful to the other party during negotiations."
Korean: "협상 중에는 항상 상대방을 존중해야 한다."
Romanized: "Hyeopsang jungeneun hangsang sangdaebangeul jonjunghaeya handa."

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