English–Korean
“boss” in Korean
How to say “boss” in Korean
“Boss” in Korean is 상사 (sangsa).
The person above an employee in the workplace who guides tasks and is answerable for the team's results.
Example sentences with 상사
회의 중에 상사 눈치를 봤어요.hoe ui chung e sang sa nun chi reul pwa sseo yo
I was mindful of my boss's mood during the meeting.
Tips for using 상사
- The word describes a role, not always a person's exact title, so Korean speakers may use a job title when the level of authority needs to be clear.
Other Korean words for “boss”
우리 사장님은 친절하세요.u ri sa jang ni meun chin jeol ha se yo
Our boss is kind.
