Korean Dictionary
How to say "Audit" in Korean
“Audit” in Korean is 감사 (pronounced "gamsa").
감사
gamsa
Usage & Context
An independent examination of financial records and practices. Audits in Korean companies are conducted annually by external firms. They ensure compliance with regulations and accuracy of reports.
Example Sentence
연간 감사가 예정되어 있습니다.
An annual audit is scheduled.
How to use 감사 naturally
Quick answer
The Korean word for “Audit” is 감사, romanized as gamsa.
Usage tip
Business Korean usually needs polite or formal endings, especially in emails, meetings, and customer situations.
Common mistake
Do not rely only on the English meaning. Read the Korean example sentence and notice the particles, word order, and politeness level around 감사.
Pronunciation Guide
Pronounce '감' (gam) like 'gahm' in 'gum' but with a slightly softer 'g', and '사' (sa) like 'sah' in 'sahara'. The syllables are pronounced distinctly and evenly.
More Example Sentences
An announcement in a business meeting about an upcoming audit.
외부 감사팀이 다음 주에 방문합니다.
The external audit team is visiting next week.
A manager emphasizing the importance of an audit.
이번 감사는 매우 철저하게 진행될 예정입니다.
This audit will be conducted very thoroughly.
A team member discussing their reporting duties.
감사 보고서를 제출해야 해요.
I need to submit the audit report.
Cultural Context
In Korean business, '감사' (audit) is a critical annual process, often conducted by external accounting firms (회계법인) to ensure transparency and compliance. It's important to note that '감사' also means 'thanks' or 'appreciation' (as in '감사합니다'), but context usually clarifies which meaning is intended. Many companies also have an internal '감사팀' (audit team) or '감사실' (audit office) for internal controls.
Editorial note
We review business terms like 감사 for formality, so the example fits emails, meetings, or workplace conversations instead of casual speech.
Reviewed by Min-jung Park, Korean Language Teacher. Updated May 31, 2026. See our editorial standards.
Common Phrases
감사 보고서
audit report
감사팀
audit team
감사를 받다
to undergo an audit
Related Expressions
회계 감사
hoegye gamsa
accounting audit
세무 감사
semu gamsa
tax audit
내부 감사
naebu gamsa
internal audit
외부 감사
oebu gamsa
external audit
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