How to Say “Internship” in Korean

인턴십
inteonsip
The English word 'internship' is translated into Korean as 인턴십 (inteonsip).
The term refers to a job taken by a student.
Meaning: job taken by a student (noun)

How do you pronounce it?

inteonsip

Did you know?

  • The phrase 스펙 is often used when discussing internships, referring to the 'specifications' of a resume like credentials and experience.
  • Interns may be called 막내 in a friendly office setting, which means 'the youngest' or 'the baby' of the group.
  • In Korea, some internships are called 채용연계형 인턴십, meaning they are specifically designed as a trial period for permanent hiring.

Examples in context

  • 실습은 경험과 자질을 향상시키기 위한 훈련입니다.
    Internship is training to enhance experience and skills.
  • 그 형은 대기업에서 인턴으로 일하고 있어.
    His older brother is working as an intern at a large company.
  • 우리 집 동생은 여름방학 때 인턴십을 시작할 거야.
    My younger sibling will start an internship during the summer break.
  • 내가 실습 기간 동안 배운 것은 너무나도 소중하다.
    What I learned during the internship period is so valuable.
  • 김 형은 인턴십으로 실전 경험을 쌓고 있다.
    Kim is gaining practical experience through an internship.
  • 오늘은 나의 인턴 첫날이야!
    Today is my first day as an intern!
  • 그녀는 학교에서 인턴 프로그램에 참여 중이야.
    She is participating in the school's internship program.
  • 이번 여름에 인턴십을 시작해요.
    ibeon yeoreume inteonsibeul sijakhaeyo.
    I am starting an internship this summer.
  • 그 인턴십은 정말 힘들어요.
    geu inteonsibeun jeongmal himdeureoyo.
    That internship is really hard.
  • 좋은 인턴십 기회를 찾고 있어요.
    joeun inteonsip gihoereul chatgo isseoyo.
    I am looking for a good internship opportunity.

Example conversation

Two students are talking about their plans for the break.

  1. 도현 Do-hyeon

    수빈 씨, 방학 때 계획 있어요?
    Subin ssi, banghak ttae gyehoek isseoyo?
    Subin, do you have any plans for the break?
  2. 수빈 Su-bin

    네, 마케팅 회사에서 인턴십을 해요.
    ne, maketing hoesa-eseo inteonship-eul haeyo.
    Yes, I'm doing an internship at a marketing company.
  3. 도현 Do-hyeon

    정말 멋지네요! 언제 시작해요?
    jeongmal meotjineyo! eonje sijakaeyo?
    That's really cool! When do you start?
  4. 수빈 Su-bin

    다음 주 월요일부터 시작이에요.
    da-eum ju woryoil-buteo sijagieyo.
    It starts next Monday.
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