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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
How do you say this in Korean? I get paid twice a month (from my job).
- Korean
(직장에서) 한 달에 두 번 급여를 받습니다. (formal)
-받아요 (casual polite)
-받아 (casual)
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급여 is pay. the money you get from employer
월급 is the money you get every month. 월(month, monthly) + 급 (급여, pay).
also, 주급 when you talk about the money you get every week. 주(week, weekly) + 급 (급여, pay).
both "한달에 급여를 두 번 받아요" (more precise) and "한달에 월급을 두 번 받아요" are correct.
"한달에 월급을 두 번 받아요" literally means you get a monthly salary twice a month. it sounds weird. But in Korea, almost all jobs pay every month. so people will think you just get paid twice a month. the meaning of " monthly" is weak.
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