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in korea what do you call someone older than you

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Emily Acemi
15 yıl önce
In Korea, how you address someone older than you depends on your gender and their gender:
Female speaker addressing older male:
오빠 (oppa) – This is the most common way and translates literally to “older brother.” It conveys a friendly and casual tone.
Male speaker addressing older male:
형 (hyung) – Similar to “oppa,” this translates to “older brother” but is used among males. It creates a sense of camaraderie.
Speaker (any gender) addressing older female:
누나 (nuna) – Literally meaning “older sister,” this term is used by both men and women to address an older female friend.
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- Emily Acemi
  15 yıl önce
  Speaker (any gender) addressing much older person:
  아저씨 (ajussi) for men and 아jumma (ajumma) for women – These terms are more general for someone older than you, like a salesperson or neighbor.
  선생님 (seonsaengnim) – This is a formal term for teacher or someone with higher social standing.
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