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Gratitude or thanks, often expressed formally or sincerely.
회사에서 연말 감사금을 받았다.
I received a year-end bonus from the company.
Often used in formal or polite contexts, such as business or official settings.
An audit or inspection, particularly in financial or legal contexts.
감사관은 회계 장부를 검토했다.
The auditor reviewed the accounting books.
In this context, '감사' refers to the process of examining financial records for accuracy and compliance.
'감사합니다' is a formal way to say 'thank you.' For more casual situations, '고마워' (gomawo) is commonly used.
In Korean culture, expressing gratitude formally is important in professional and respectful settings.
Derived from the Sino-Korean word '감사' (感謝), meaning 'to feel gratitude' or 'to express thanks.'
In Korean, '감사' is often used in formal or polite contexts, such as business or official settings. It can also refer to an audit or inspection in financial or legal contexts.