This thesis makes analysis of Korean news translation, focused on the expression of the end of sentences. Korean has clear speech levels in the end of sentences. When a translator translates a foreign language into Korean, he/she must select speech level, “Hapsho-che” or “Heayo-che”, and sometimes “Heara-che”. Paying attention to this point, the researcher analyzed the speech level of ‘direct utterances’ in the Korean major broadcasting news. As a whole, the use ratio of “Hapsho-che” was 67.4%, “Heayo-che” was 28.1% and “Heara-che” was 4.5%. Comparison between male speaker and female speaker, female speaker’s “Hapsho-che” ratio was 56.2%, and male speaker’s “Hapsho-che” ratio was 71.6%. In the analysis according to the occupation of the speakers, government official/politician’s “Hapsho-che” ratio was highest(91.0%), and citizen’s “Hapsho-che” ratio was lowest(46,1%). Finally, in the comparison of the broadcasting station, MBC used “Hapsho-che” most (69.9%), and SBS’s “Hapsho-che” ratio was lowest(64.7%).
