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  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity, not necessarily a legal person, representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; a company that is a legal person; also means “an office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity running a business, that is not a human being and not necessarily a legal person, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity, not necessarily a legal person, representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; a company that is a legal person; also means “an office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity running a business, not a human being and not necessarily a legal person, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity, not necessarily a legal person, representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; a company that is a legal person; also means “an office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity running a business, that is not a human being and not necessarily a legal person, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
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  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity, not necessarily a legal person, representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; similar to “기업,” excepta company that it canis a legal person; also meanmeansan office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity (not a human being and not necessarily a legal person) running a business, not a human being and not necessarily a legal person, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; similar to “기업,” except that it can also meanan office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity (not a human being and not necessarily a legal person) running a business, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
  • 업소: a specific place (not an area) where a business is actually performed; a place of business.

    • I ordered sandwiches today and got a can of Pepsi as well. It’s on my desk and it says “업소” — “for commercial use,” or literally, “intended to be consumed at a place of business.” Pepsi sold to restaurants is cheaper than store-bought Pepsi.
  • 기업: a company; an enterprise; a legal entity, not necessarily a legal person, representing an association of people.

    • “공기업” — “a state-owned enterprise
    • 기업용 소프트웨어” — “enterprise software”
    • “일인 기업” — “a one-person company
  • 회사: a corporation; a company that is a legal person; also meansan office.”

    • “유한 회사” — “a limited company
    • “비가 오기 시작했는데 우산을 회사에 두고 왔네요.” — “It’s started raining and I left my umbrella at the office.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 업체: a legally registered entity running a business, not a human being and not necessarily a legal person, including a company and an individual business.

    • “식품 업체” — “Food company
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  • 작업: a specific task done with a purpose and a plan, not necessarily physical, not necessarily moneymaking, possibly personal. → the verb’s “작업하다.”
    • “데이터 백업 작업” — “a data backup task
    • “윈도우즈 작업 관리자” — “Windows task manager”
    • “수리 작업” — “repair work
  • 근무: working as an employee, not necessarily office work. → the verb’s “근무하다.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 사업: a commercial operation; an operation that makes money; a business, nonprofit or not. → the verb’s “사업하다.”
    • “개인 사업자” — “an individual businessindividual business conducted by a human being, that is not a legal person.
  • 영업: a business conducted primarily to make a profit, usually by selling stuff; selling stuff and making money for you to rake in. → the verb’s “영업하다.”
    • 영업 끝났습니다.” — “We’re closed.”
    • “정상 영업 합니다.” — “We’re open.”
    • 영업 비밀” — “trade secret”
  • 작업: a specific task done with a purpose and a plan, not necessarily physical, not necessarily moneymaking, possibly personal. → the verb’s “작업하다.”
    • “데이터 백업 작업” — “a data backup task
    • “윈도우즈 작업 관리자” — “Windows task manager”
    • “수리 작업” — “repair work
  • 근무: working as an employee, not necessarily office work. → the verb’s “근무하다.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 사업: a commercial operation; an operation that makes money; a business, nonprofit or not. → the verb’s “사업하다.”
    • “개인 사업자” — “an individual business
  • 영업: a business conducted primarily to make a profit, usually by selling stuff; selling stuff and making money for you to rake in. → the verb’s “영업하다.”
    • 영업 끝났습니다.” — “We’re closed.”
    • “정상 영업 합니다.” — “We’re open.”
    • 영업 비밀” — “trade secret”
  • 작업: a specific task done with a purpose and a plan, not necessarily physical, not necessarily moneymaking, possibly personal. → the verb’s “작업하다.”
    • “데이터 백업 작업” — “a data backup task
    • “윈도우즈 작업 관리자” — “Windows task manager”
    • “수리 작업” — “repair work
  • 근무: working as an employee, not necessarily office work. → the verb’s “근무하다.”
    • “그분은 다른 회사에서 근무하십니다.” — “He’s working for another company.”
  • 사업: a commercial operation; an operation that makes money; a business, nonprofit or not. → the verb’s “사업하다.”
    • “개인 사업자” — “an individual business conducted by a human being, that is not a legal person.
  • 영업: a business conducted primarily to make a profit, usually by selling stuff; selling stuff and making money for you to rake in. → the verb’s “영업하다.”
    • 영업 끝났습니다.” — “We’re closed.”
    • “정상 영업 합니다.” — “We’re open.”
    • 영업 비밀” — “trade secret”
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