A1 Collocation Formel

회의를 하다.

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Hold a meeting.

Phrase in 30 Seconds

The essential phrase for any professional or academic setting to describe gathering people to discuss specific topics or make decisions.

  • Means: To conduct or participate in a formal meeting or discussion.
  • Used in: Offices, schools, and organized clubs for decision-making.
  • Don't confuse: With '만나다' (to meet), which is for casual social hangouts.
💼 + 🗣️ = {會議|회의}를 하다

Explanation at your level:

This is a very basic phrase. '회의' means meeting and '하다' means to do. You use it to say you have a meeting at work or school. It is very useful for beginners to explain why they are busy or where they are going.
At this level, you can combine '회의를 하다' with time and location. For example, '오후에 사무실에서 회의를 해요.' You should also know that you can drop the '를' to say '회의하다' in faster, more natural conversation.
Intermediate learners should use this phrase with various connectors like '~기 때문에' (because) or '~면서' (while). You can describe the purpose of the meeting: '신제품에 대해 회의를 하고 있어요.' You also start to distinguish between '회의' and '미팅.'
Upper-intermediate learners should be comfortable using the phrase in professional emails and reports. You might use more complex forms like '회의를 진행하다' (to conduct a meeting) or '회의를 거쳐 결정하다' (to decide after going through a meeting).
At the advanced level, you analyze the nuances of '회의' within Korean corporate culture. This includes understanding the implicit power dynamics and the specific vocabulary used to open, adjourn, and summarize a meeting in a highly formal 'Sumnida' style.
Mastery involves using the phrase within the broader context of Korean socio-linguistics. You can navigate the subtle shifts between '회의' and more specialized terms like '공청회' (public hearing) or '심의' (deliberation), and understand the historical evolution of these terms from classical texts to modern business law.

Signification

To conduct a formal gathering for discussion.

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Contexte culturel

In Korean meetings, the seating arrangement is often determined by rank. The highest-ranking person sits at the head of the table or in the center facing the door. Many modern Korean companies are moving away from the word '회의' and using '미팅' or '싱크' (sync) to create a more casual, creative atmosphere. University students often use '회의' for 'Team-play' (group projects). It is a source of much stress and many memes in Korean student culture. If someone says they are 'in a meeting' (회의 중), it is considered very rude to keep calling or to expect an immediate text reply.

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Drop the marker

In fast speech, just say '회의해요' instead of '회의를 해요.'

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Context matters

Don't use this with your grandma unless you're discussing her will!

Signification

To conduct a formal gathering for discussion.

💡

Drop the marker

In fast speech, just say '회의해요' instead of '회의를 해요.'

⚠️

Context matters

Don't use this with your grandma unless you're discussing her will!

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Status check

Use '회의 중' (In a meeting) as your status on messaging apps like KakaoTalk.

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Silence is golden

In Korean meetings, listening is often more valued than speaking too much if you are a junior.

Teste-toi

Fill in the blank with the correct form of '회의를 하다'.

지금 사무실에서 ______. (I am having a meeting.)

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : 회의를 해요

'하다' is the correct verb to use with '회의'.

Which sentence is most natural for a professional setting?

Choose the correct sentence:

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : 오후 2시에 부장님과 회의를 합니다.

This uses the correct formal register and context for a meeting.

Complete the dialogue.

A: 지금 바빠요? B: 네, 지금 ______.

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : 회의 중이에요

'회의 중이에요' means 'I am in the middle of a meeting,' which explains why someone is busy.

Match the phrase to the situation.

When would you say '회의를 합시다'?

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : Starting a group project discussion.

Group projects require structured discussion, which is '회의'.

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Aides visuelles

Meeting Types

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Work

  • 주간 회의
  • 긴급 회의
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School

  • 팀 회의
  • 동아리 회의

Questions fréquentes

10 questions

Yes, but '면담' (consultation) or '미팅' is often used for 1:1 sessions.

The noun '회의' is formal, but the overall formality depends on the verb ending (해요 vs 합니다).

'회의' is more traditional and formal; '미팅' is modern and can also mean a group blind date.

You can say '회의 중이에요.'

No, that sounds like a literal translation from English. Use '회의를 잡다' (to catch/schedule a meeting).

Yes, it is a standard term there as well, often used for political committee meetings.

It means a 'weekly meeting.'

Yes, '회의하다' is a valid verb.

You say '회의를 취소하다.'

Yes, it's very common for any organized group.

Expressions liées

🔄

미팅을 하다

synonym

To have a meeting (loanword)

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회의를 주재하다

specialized form

To preside over a meeting

🔗

회의를 소집하다

specialized form

To convene a meeting

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회의록을 작성하다

builds on

To write meeting minutes

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결론을 내다

builds on

To reach a conclusion

Où l'utiliser

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At the Office

Manager: 오늘 오후에 {회의|회의}를 할까요?

Employee: 네, 2시에 {회의|회의}실에서 뵙겠습니다.

formal
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University Group Project

Student A: 우리 언제 {회의|회의}를 해요?

Student B: 내일 수업 끝나고 도서관에서 해요.

neutral
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On the Phone

Friend: 지금 통화 가능해?

Worker: 미안, 지금 {회의|회의}를 하고 있어. 나중에 전화할게.

neutral
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Zoom/Remote Work

Colleague: 줌으로 {회의|회의}를 할까요?

Partner: 네, 링크 보내주세요.

neutral
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Family Planning

Mom: 우리 이번 추석에 대해 {회의|회의}를 좀 하자.

Son: 와, 진짜 {회의|회의}예요? 알겠어요.

informal
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Job Interview

Interviewer: 팀원들과 의견이 다를 때 어떻게 {회의|회의}를 하나요?

Applicant: 저는 경청하며 논리적으로 {회의|회의}를 진행합니다.

formal

Memorize It

Mnemonic

Think of 'Hoe' (gathering) and 'Ui' (discussing). It's like a 'Hoe' down where everyone 'Ui' (we) discuss work!

Visual Association

Imagine a round table with a 'Hoe' (the garden tool) in the middle, and everyone is pointing at it and talking. The 'Hoe' is the topic of the 'Hoe-ui'.

Rhyme

Work to do? Problems to see? Let's all have a Hoe-ui!

Story

You walk into a room. You see your boss. He says 'Hoe!' (like a greeting). You say 'Ui!' (like 'we' in French). Then you both sit down to work. That's a Hoe-ui.

Word Web

회의실 (Meeting room)회의록 (Meeting minutes)회의 중 (In a meeting)안건 (Agenda)참석자 (Participant)결론 (Conclusion)연기하다 (To postpone)

Défi

Try to use '회의를 해요' in a sentence describing your imaginary job to a friend today.

In Other Languages

Japanese high

会議をする (Kaigi o suru)

Grammar particles differ (를 vs を).

Chinese moderate

开会 (Kāihuì)

The verb 'Kāi' (open) is used instead of 'Hada' (do).

Spanish partial

Tener una reunión

Spanish 'reunión' is less strictly professional than Korean '회의'.

French high

Faire une réunion

French meetings often involve more open debate than traditional Korean meetings.

German moderate

Eine Besprechung haben

German has more specific nouns for different types of meetings.

Arabic partial

يعقد اجتماعا (Ya'qid ijtima'an)

The verb 'to hold' is more formal than the simple 'to do' in Korean.

Portuguese high

Fazer uma reunião

Like Spanish, 'reunião' can be used for family gatherings more easily than '회의'.

English moderate

To have a meeting

English 'meeting' can be social; '회의' is almost exclusively professional/structured.

Easily Confused

회의를 하다. vs 모임을 가지다

Both involve people gathering.

'모임' is for social gatherings (clubs, friends), while '회의' is for work/tasks.

회의를 하다. vs 만나다

Both mean 'to meet'.

'만나다' is the general verb for seeing someone; '회의를 하다' is the specific act of discussing business.

FAQ (10)

Yes, but '면담' (consultation) or '미팅' is often used for 1:1 sessions.

The noun '회의' is formal, but the overall formality depends on the verb ending (해요 vs 합니다).

'회의' is more traditional and formal; '미팅' is modern and can also mean a group blind date.

You can say '회의 중이에요.'

No, that sounds like a literal translation from English. Use '회의를 잡다' (to catch/schedule a meeting).

Yes, it is a standard term there as well, often used for political committee meetings.

It means a 'weekly meeting.'

Yes, '회의하다' is a valid verb.

You say '회의를 취소하다.'

Yes, it's very common for any organized group.

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