No. 8,102 in Korean
esa
"Esa" is not a standard Korean word. It may be a misspelling or specific to a dialect or context.
In a sentence
이사 후에 새로운 집에 적응하기가 어려웠어요.
After moving, it was difficult to adjust to the new house.
'이사' in this sentence refers to 'moving' or 'relocating from one dwelling to another.' This usage highlights the action of changing residences.
회사에서 이사님이 발표를 시작했습니다.
At the company, the director began the presentation.
'이사' in this sentence is used to represent a position within a company, equivalent to 'director' or 'executive officer.' This usage emphasizes professional roles.
동네에 새로 온 음식점이 많은 이사를 겪었다고 합니다.
The newly opened restaurant in the neighborhood has experienced many moves.
'이사' here also refers to 'moves,' relating to relocating to different places. The context implies frequent changes in location.
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