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Brisa Gonzalez
When introducing my sibling in Korean how can I specify that he is my ACTUAL brother?
I'll be traveling to Seoul with my brother soon and as I've been learning about Korean culture I've noticed that many girls use the term 'oppa' loosely and it can often times be used flirtatiously or when referring to an older friend. Is there any other specific way to state in Korean that this is in fact my REAL brother?
24 de ene. de 2018 20:21
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Just simply add '친'(chin) before '오빠'(oppa). which is,
'친오빠'
you can apply this to any terms that refer to your family members.
For instance,
'친형' (= older brother in your family called by male)
'친누나'(= older sister in your family called by male )
'친언니'(= older sister in your family called by female)
'친동생'(= younger brother or sister in your family, in this case it is irrelevant to the gender of the caller)
etc.
24 de enero de 2018
Just add '친' in front of 'oppa'.
ex) 친형, 친오빠, 친누나, 친동생
25 de enero de 2018
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Brisa Gonzalez
Competencias lingüísticas
Inglés, Coreano
Idioma de aprendizaje
Coreano
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