A1 Expression Formel

열심히 하세요

yeolsimhi haseyo

Work hard / Do your best

Signification

An encouragement to put in effort.

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Contexte culturel

Effort is seen as a moral duty. Similar to 'Ganbatte', but Korean is more focused on the 'heart' aspect. Often replaced by 'Good luck', which focuses on outcome rather than effort.

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Context is Key

Always consider if the person is already tired before using this.

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The 'Hot Heart'

Remembering the 'hot heart' meaning helps you understand why it's a positive phrase.

Signification

An encouragement to put in effort.

💡

Context is Key

Always consider if the person is already tired before using this.

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The 'Hot Heart'

Remembering the 'hot heart' meaning helps you understand why it's a positive phrase.

Teste-toi

Which is the correct polite form?

How do you tell a colleague to work hard?

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : 열심히 하세요

'-세요' is the standard polite form.

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Aides visuelles

Banque d exercices

1 exercices
Which is the correct polite form? Choose A1

How do you tell a colleague to work hard?

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : 열심히 하세요

'-세요' is the standard polite form.

🎉 Score : /1

Questions fréquentes

2 questions

Yes, it is polite enough.

No, it is very encouraging.

Expressions liées

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고생하세요

contrast

Please suffer (work hard).

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파이팅

synonym

Fighting/Go for it!

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잘 하세요

similar

Please do well.

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