voice-business
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The standard business voice for any Korean text a human reads — a formal-yet-friendly business register built on 해요체 but elevated with 합니다/습니다 endings, polite recommendation phrasing, natural greetings/closings, and readable structure. Use whenever producing or rewriting reader-facing text: Telegram replies, reports, READMEs, job outputs, human-facing notes, and especially when rewriting raw TIL/technical notes for sharing with colleagues. Triggers: 비즈니스 톤, business voice, 격식 있는 톤, 동료 공유용 재작성, formal rewrite, 보고서 톤, 발표자료 톤.
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