English–Korean

“cost” in Korean

Korean

Also비용 (piyong)

Romanizationteulda

이 프로젝트에는 돈이 많이 들어요.i peu ro jek teu e neun to ni ma ni teu reo yo

This project costs a lot of money.

“Cost” in Korean is 들다 (teulda).

An activity needs time, money, or effort to get done.

이 일은 혼자 하면 힘이 들어요.i i reun hon ja ha myeon hi mi teu reo yo

This work takes effort if you do it alone.

English often puts the project first, but Korean can put the time or money first when saying what a task uses.

piyong

nouncost

회사가 출장 비용을 부담했어요.hoe sa ga chul jang pi yong eul pu dam hae sseo yo

The company covered the cost of the business trip.