How do you use boss (사장) in a sentence?

사장님이 오늘 회의에서 말해요. — The boss speaks in today's meeting.

How to say boss in Korean

Q: How do you say boss in Korean?

boss in Korean is 사장. A boss (사장) is the person who owns a company or is the top manager. People use this word to talk about the boss at work, a shop owner, or a restaurant owner. In polite speech, you will often hear 사장님 when speaking to or about the boss politely.

Q: What does 사장 mean?

사장 means “boss” in Korean. A boss (사장) is the person who owns a company or is the top manager. People use this word to talk about the boss at work, a shop owner, or a restaurant owner. In polite speech, you will often hear 사장님 when speaking to or about the boss politely.

Korean: 사장[ sa-jang ]

Meaning

A boss (사장) is the person who owns a company or is the top manager. People use this word to talk about the boss at work, a shop owner, or a restaurant owner. In polite speech, you will often hear 사장님 when speaking to or about the boss politely.