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Report in Korean 🇰🇷


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

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Tips to Remember:
• Imagine "보고" as the process of "seeing" or "observing" (from the verb 보다, meaning “to see”) and "서" as short for "document" or "paper" (서류). Together, they remind you of a written report.
• Use the mnemonic “BO-GO-SO” to think of “Both Observations Go on Sheet” to recall that 보고서 is a written report.
• The romanized form is “bogoseo,” which sounds like “bo-go-suh” – try breaking it into syllables for memory.

Explanations:
• 보고서 is a formal document that summarizes research, data, or an analysis in academic or business settings.
• It is typically structured with an introduction, methodology, results, and conclusions.
• The term emphasizes a written format, distinguishing it from oral reports.

Other Words with Similar Meanings:
• 리포트 (ripoteu) – A loanword from English “report” used informally.
• 보고 문서 (bogo munseo) – Literally “report document,” another way to refer to a report.
• 업무 보고 (eobmu bogo) – Used in business contexts to refer to work-related reports.

Alternate Meanings/Slang:
• In casual settings, some might shorten 보고서 simply to 보고 (bogo) when the context is clear.
• 리포트 is often considered slang or a casual term compared to the more formal 보고서.

Examples of Sentences:
1. The professor asked the students to submit their reports by Friday.
– 교수님이 학생들에게 금요일까지 보고서를 제출하라고 했어요.
– Gyosunim-i haksaengdeul-ege geumyoilgaji bogoseoreul jechulharago haesseoyo.

2. I spent all night finishing my research report.
– 나는 밤새 연구 보고서를 마무리했어.
– Naneun bamsae yeongu bogoseoreul mamurihesseo.

3. The business meeting began with a detailed report of the quarterly results.
– 사업 회의는 분기 실적에 대한 자세한 보고서로 시작되었어요.
– Saeop hoeui-neun bun-gi siljeog-e daehan jasehan bogoseoro sijakdweosseoyo.

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