To manage, run (a business) in Korean 🇰🇷

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to manage, run (a business)	경영하다

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

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경영하다 info.

Tips to remember the word:
• Break it into two parts: “경영” (management) and “하다” (to do). Think of it as “to do management,” which means “to run/manage (a business).”
• The repetition in “경영” can remind you of a continuous process like running a company.

Explanation:
• “경영하다” literally means “to do management” and is used to describe managing or running an enterprise or business.
• It is a compound verb formed by the noun “경영” (management) and the verb “하다” (to do).

Other words with a similar meaning:
• 운영하다 (un-yeonghada) – to operate or run (an organization or business)
• 관리하다 (gwan-rihada) – to manage, oversee, or administrate

Conjugations (using standard polite and plain forms):

Infinitive form: 경영하다 (gyeong-yeonghada)

Present:
• Plain: 경영한다 (gyeong-yeonghanda)
• Polite: 경영해요 (gyeong-yeonghaeyo)
• Formal: 경영합니다 (gyeong-yeonghamnida)

Past:
• Plain: 경영했다 (gyeong-yeonghaetta)
• Polite: 경영했어요 (gyeong-yeonghaesseoyo)
• Formal: 경영하였습니다 (gyeong-yeonghaotseumnida)

Future:
• Plain: 경영할 것이다 (gyeong-yeonghal geosida)
• Polite: 경영할 거예요 (gyeong-yeonghal geoyeyo)
• Formal: 경영할 것입니다 (gyeong-yeonghal geosimnida)

Examples of sentences:
1. Plain: 그는 작은 카페를 경영한다.
Romanized: Geuneun jageun kapeureul gyeong-yeonghanda.
English: He runs a small cafe.

2. Polite: 우리 아버지는 오랜 기간 동안 회사를 경영해요.
Romanized: Uri abeoji-neun oraen gigan dongan hoesareul gyeong-yeonghaeyo.
English: My father has managed the company for a long time.

3. Formal: 그분은 세계적인 호텔 체인을 경영합니다.
Romanized: Geubuneun segyejeogin hotel cheineul gyeong-yeonghamnida.
English: He/She manages a global hotel chain.

4. Past (Plain): 작년 그 회사는 새로운 전략으로 경영했다.
Romanized: Jangnyeon geu hoesaneun saeroun jeollyageuro gyeong-yeonghaetta.
English: Last year, that company was managed with a new strategy.

5. Future (Formal): 내년에는 이 기업이 더 확실하게 경영할 것입니다.
Romanized: Naenyeoneneun i gieob-i deo hwaksilhage gyeong-yeonghal geosimnida.
English: Next year, this company will be managed more efficiently.

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