수수료

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Understanding '수수료'

The Korean word '수수료' refers to a fee or commission charged for a service, such as banking transactions, brokerage, or payment processing. It is commonly used in financial and commercial contexts.

Usage and Context

'수수료' is often mentioned when discussing costs related to money transfers, real estate deals, or online payments. It usually implies a small percentage or fixed amount paid to a service provider.

Common Collocations

  • 수수료를 내다: to pay a commission or fee
  • 수수료가 저렴하다: the fee is inexpensive
  • 수수료가 비싸다: the fee is expensive
  • 중개 수수료: brokerage fee
  • 결제 수수료: payment processing fee

Register and Politeness

'수수료' is a neutral noun used in both formal and informal contexts. It is appropriate in business conversations and everyday discussions about costs.

Learner Tips

A common confusion is mixing '수수료' with '요금' (charge or fare). '수수료' specifically refers to fees for services like commissions or handling fees, while '요금' is more general for charges like transportation fares or utility bills. Use '수수료' when emphasizing a service fee or commission.

Example Sentences

이 은행은 송금할 때 수수료가 저렴해요.

I eunhaengeun songgeumhal ttae susuryoga jeoryeomhaeyo.

This bank charges a low commission for remittances.

중개인이 받는 수수료는 거래 금액의 3%입니다.

Junggaein-i batneun susuryoneun georae geumaeg-ui 3%imnida.

The commission the agent receives is 3% of the transaction amount.

온라인 쇼핑몰에서는 결제할 때 수수료가 추가될 수 있어요.

Onlain syopingmoleseoneun gyeoljehal ttae susuryoga chugadoel su isseoyo.

Online shopping malls may add a commission fee when you make a payment.