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Korean slang profile

LOI

loi

Letter of intent

An abbreviation for a letter expressing a party’s intention in a transaction or negotiation.

Expanded form
Letter of IntentLetter of Intent
Other spellings
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Earliest source found
Nov 1999
Documented trend period
Not verified

This is the earliest source we have verified, not the date the term was coined.

01Examples, with English translations

  • Example by Julimmal

    당시 문서 해설은 LOI를 의향서라고 풀이했다.

    The document guide of the time explained LOI as 의향서.

02Documented history

No history documented.

03Origin & word formation

Gyeonggi Province’s November 1999 지식행정 용어해설집 gives this abbreviation and a corresponding definition. The first user and time have not been verified.

Evidence for the origin explanationMedium

The November 1999 revised edition was compared on PDF page 191. The spelling and definition were directly compared with the rendered original. It is a general or specialist abbreviation of the time; inclusion does not establish its birth year or period of popular use. The abbreviation was checked as a separate document type explained within the 양해각서 entry. This does not establish its legal effect or current procedures.

04Sources

Original titles and links are preserved. An English translation does not replace the original source.

  1. 지식행정 용어해설집 (경기도, 1999년 11월 수정판)Published Nov 1999Original source checked Nov 15, 2026
Original Korean record: Not verifiedEnglish translation: awaiting review

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