@korean_with_jae: Korean Family 101👩‍👧‍👦 Basic terms for family members in Korean! If you’re studying Korean, be sure to save this for review.✨ Save this for your next Korean lesson.📌 #koreanlearning #koreanlesson #koreanlanguage #koreanculture #studykorean

hesh :

i have always thought oppa means darling lol

jov k :

me I like Harabeoji mostly in Korean movies

Babecool :

how did they use to call husband in Korean.

_tristangrace :

Isn't older bro both oppa(오빠) and hyung(형) and older sis is unnie(언니) and noona(누나) depending on who's saying it?

ANNY C :

how about adjussi

BTS 💜ARMY :

Eomma here

Mira's treat 💜🥹🦋🎀 :

What's ujima

Mercy Hope :

And why do they call father "abuchi" in Kdramas?

Bella zyn :

uncle=Ahjussi aunt= Ahjumma 😁

comfort AJ :

how about the common word we all know mostly in historical movies the word orabonyi

PhillyShawn :

two of those are only for boys to say

⤷‶𝗚𝗔𝗕𝗥𝗜𝗘𝗟⁸ ˎˊ˗ :

Yeah, this is if you were a girl. Boys call their older brother “hyung” and older sister “nuna”

Korean Connections :

love this!!

Jungwoni :

I like it it so easy

𝑆𝐻𝐴𝐻𝐷 . :

شلون احفظهن وما انسى😅🥺

Joaquín Quiroga Sebastián :

素晴らしい授業

Monica Sumarriva Torrejon :

Excelente así sí puedo aprender

lynmarie :

Hyungnim?

Istri_Sah_KimSeokjin :

ajusi sama ajuma itu apa? kirain om sama tante

🍂 :

1

Elisa :

Gul_93 :

so ajussi is not fell in uncle category? sometimes I in K-dramas I heard they say something like hyoong to elder brother too

eNdeR ÇJ 🇱🇾 :

وين اجوشي

Monica Sumarriva Torrejon :

gracias

§ :

nuna?