English–Korean

“new employee” in Korean

Korean

Also신입사원 (sinipssawon)

Pronunciation

Romanizationsinip

Example

회사에 신입이 왔어요.hoe sa e si ni bi wa sseo yo

A new employee came to the company.

Illustration for 신입 (new employee)

How to say “new employee” in Korean

“New employee” in Korean is 신입 (sinip).

A person who has just entered an organization or group, especially a workplace or school.

Full entry for 신입: usage tips, similar words and word origin

Example sentences with 신입

이번 학기에 신입생이 많아요.i beon hak kki e si nip ssaeng i ma na yo

There are many new students this semester.

Tips for using 신입

  • The setting often supplies the missing detail, so context tells whether this new member belongs to a workplace, school, or another group.

Other Korean words for “new employee”

이번 달에 신입사원이 들어왔어요.i beon ta re si nip ssa wo ni teu reo wa sseo yo

A new employee started this month.

“new employee” in other languages