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Korean ↔ Chinese

Korean–Chinese meeting translation, in real time

Talk with Chinese distributors, factories and partners in Korean while they speak Chinese. Deeptrue shows each line in the other language as it is spoken, keeps prices and discounts next to the original, and works on WeChat, Tencent Meeting, DingTalk and Lark as well as Zoom and Teams.

macOS 13+ / Windows 10+
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  • 60 minutes free
  • No bot joins your call
  • Interpreter Mode included in Free
14:05Chinese↔Korean

张总双十一我们想做一场直播,价格能不能给到八五折?

광군제(11월 11일)에 라이브 방송을 하려는데, 가격을 15% 할인해 주실 수 있을까요?

Suggested answer

서연 · you

15%는 어렵고, 10% 할인에 샘플 키트를 추가로 드릴 수 있어요.

They hear八五折有点难,我们可以给到九折,再额外送试用装。

张总可以。那库存要在十月底之前进保税仓。

좋아요. 그럼 재고는 10월 말 전에 보세창고에 들어와야 해요.

서연 · you

네, 10월 25일까지 입고되도록 일정 맞출게요.

They hear好的,我们会安排在 10 月 25 日前入仓。

Glossary八五折九折보세창고保税仓
Sample exchange

A Korean–Chinese meeting in Deeptrue

A Korean cosmetics brand and its Chinese distributor plan a Double 11 (광군제) livestream. The distributor speaks Chinese; the brand manager answers in Korean.

  1. 01

    Discounts flip: 八五折 means paying 85%, so it becomes “15% 할인”, and the brand’s “10% 할인” becomes 九折.

  2. 02

    双十一 is the shopping festival Koreans call 광군제, and each side reads the name it knows.

  3. 03

    보세창고 and 保税仓 (a bonded warehouse) are glossary terms, so the logistics stay unambiguous.

Who uses it

Who holds Korean–Chinese meetings

Korea and China trade heavily with each other, and these meetings cover both buying and selling.

  • Brands selling into China

    Cosmetics, food and fashion brands working with Chinese distributors, cross-border e-commerce platforms and livestream sellers.

  • Sourcing and manufacturing

    Korean companies buying parts, materials and finished goods from Chinese factories: quotes, samples and production schedules.

  • Batteries, electronics and materials

    Supplier and customer meetings in supply chains that run through both countries, where specifications must match.

  • Travel, retail and services

    Duty-free, travel and retail teams working with Chinese customers and partners.

Tips

Tips for Korean–Chinese meetings

Chinese business talk has a few conventions worth knowing before the call.

  1. 01

    Discounts are written the other way round

    打八折 means 20% off, not 80% off: the number is the share you pay. Check the original above the translated line whenever a discount comes up.

  2. 02

    Sino-Korean false friends

    Many Korean words come from Chinese characters but have drifted apart: 爱人 is a spouse in Chinese, while 애인 is a lover in Korean, and 工夫 is spare time in Chinese but 공부 is study in Korean. Rely on the translation, not the characters.

  3. 03

    Names have two readings

    Chinese names are read differently in Korean: 张伟 is Zhang Wei in Chinese and 장위 in Korean. Add the form your partner uses to the glossary so captions and suggestions stay consistent.

  4. 04

    Take calls on their apps

    Chinese partners often prefer WeChat calls or Tencent Meeting links, and many companies run on DingTalk or Lark (Feishu). Take the call on your computer so Deeptrue can translate it.

How it works

Set it up once, then just talk

Deeptrue runs next to your meeting app on your computer. Only you need it.

  1. 01

    Choose Korean and Chinese

    Open Deeptrue before the call and pick the meeting’s two languages. Add people, companies and terms to your glossary.

  2. 02

    Read every line in your language

    What the other side says appears as a live caption, with the original right above the translation.

  3. 03

    Answer in your own words

    When they ask you something, a reply appears without a click. With Interpreter Mode on, they hear you in their language.

Meeting apps

Where Korean–Chinese meetings happen

Chinese distributors and factories usually call on WeChat or send a Tencent Meeting link, and many companies run on DingTalk or Lark (Feishu). Korean teams often use Zoom or Teams for larger meetings. Deeptrue works with each of them on your computer.

Deeptrue listens to your computer’s audio, so it works with whichever app the other side sends you.

FAQ

Questions about Korean–Chinese meetings

Anything else, write to support@deeptrue.org.

Yes. Choose Korean and Chinese, and every line appears in the other language. Suggested answers and meeting notes work too, and the notes are written in your language.
They are translated for meaning, not character by character. For figures that matter, check the original above the translated line and confirm them in the meeting notes after the call.
Yes. Turn on Interpreter Mode and choose the Deeptrue virtual microphone in the meeting app. You speak Korean and they hear AI speech in Chinese. It is included in the Free plan.
No. Only you run Deeptrue on your computer. Everyone else joins the meeting as usual, and no bot is added to the call.
No. Meeting audio is transcribed live and discarded; it is never recorded. Meeting data is never used to train AI models, and all traffic is encrypted. You can switch off transcript saving, though meeting notes need the transcript.
The Free plan includes 60 minutes, up to 30 minutes per meeting. Pro is $29 per member per month for 300 minutes, and Business is $49 per member per month for 800 minutes with no meeting-length limit.
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