일하다([il-ha-da/work]) is the basic verb for working at a job. In polite speech, say 일해요([il-hae-yo]). Example: 공장에서 일해요 (I work at a factory).
일([il]) is a noun that means "work", "job", or "task". 무슨 일을 해요? (mu-seun i-reul hae-yo?) means "What kind of work do you do?". You can answer with 건설 일을 해요 (I do construction work).
Use -부터 (from) and -까지 (until). Say 아홉 시부터 여섯 시까지 일해요 (a-hop si-bu-teo yeo-seot si-kka-ji il-hae-yo) for "I work from nine to six".
일하다([il-ha-da/work]) means "to work". It is the basic verb for doing your job at a factory, a farm, a site, or an office.
1. Place: “어디에서 일해요? (eo-di-e-seo il-hae-yo?)”
2. Past: 일했어요([il-hae-sseo-yo/worked]) worked.
3. Now: 일하고 있어요([il-ha-go i-sseo-yo/am working]) am working.
4. Duty: 일해야 해요([il-hae-ya hae-yo/have to work]) have to work.
5. Warning: 일하지 마세요([il-ha-ji ma-se-yo/don't work]) don't work.
A: Where do you work?
B: 공장에서 일해요. B: gong-jang-e-seo il-hae-yo.B: I work at a factory.
A: 무슨 일을 해요? A: mu-seun i-reul hae-yo?A: What kind of work do you do?
B: 건설 일을 해요. B: geon-seol i-reul hae-yo.B: I do construction work. - 일하다([il-ha-da/work])
A: How many hours did you work yesterday?
B: 여덟 시간 일했어요. B: yeo-deol si-gan il-hae-sseo-yo.B: I worked eight hours.
A: 힘들었어요? A: him-deu-reo-sseo-yo?A: Was it hard?
B: 네, 많이 힘들었어요. B: ne, ma-ni him-deu-reo-sseo-yo.B: Yes, it was very hard. - 일했어요([il-hae-sseo-yo/worked])
A: Don't work if you are sick.
B: 병원에 가도 돼요? B: byeong-wo-ne ga-do dwae-yo?B: May I go to the hospital?
A: 네, 가세요. A: ne, ga-se-yo.A: Yes, please go.
B: 감사합니다. B: gam-sa-ham-ni-da.B: Thank you. - 일하지 마세요([il-ha-ji ma-se-yo/don't work])
• 일하다([il-ha-da/work]) work
- 일했어요([il-hae-sseo-yo/worked]) worked
- 일하고 있어요([il-ha-go i-sseo-yo/am working]) am working
- 일해야 해요([il-hae-ya hae-yo/have to work]) have to work
- 일하지 마세요([il-ha-ji ma-se-yo/don't work]) don't work