No. 8,185 in Korean
isa
"Isa" (이사) in Korean means "moving" or "relocation," typically referring to changing residences.
In a sentence
이사는 다음 달로 예정되어 있습니다.
The move is scheduled for next month.
In this sentence, '이사' refers to 'moving' or 'relocating' to a new place, usually associated with changing residences or offices.
우리 회사 이사가 결정을 내렸다.
Our company's director made a decision.
Here, '이사' means 'director,' which is a position or title within an organizational structure.
그는 어제 이사를 갔다.
He moved yesterday.
Again, '이사' in this sentence refers to the act of 'moving' to a new place, emphasizing the action having been completed recently.
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