안녕하세요?
한살차이 사람을 뭐라고 불러야 돼요? 그리고 존댓말 아니면 반말을 써야 돼요?
왜냐하면 저는 95녕생인데 94년생 아주 친한 형 한명인데 그 형을 계속 형이라고 부르고 존댓말 써요. 반말과 존대말을 썪어서 쓸 때도 많지만 제가 반말만 쓰면 그 형이 저한테 바로 왜 반말을 하냐고 묻기 때문이에요.
그렇지만 어제 저보다 한 살 적은 여자를 한 명 만났는데 바로 저한테 반말만 쓰고 있고 뭐야? 한살차이야라고 그랬어요.
남자와 남자이면, 남자와 여자이면 달라요??
이제는 제가 그 한살차이 경우 때 뭘 하면 좋을지 하나도 모르겠어요. 엄청 어려운 것 같아요 ㅠㅠ 혹시 이걸 잘 아시는 분 있나요?
Hello there,
I'm currently majoring at university in Korean language and history. Our courses use the books published by Korea University. However I feel that the only goal of these books is to make the students pass the TOPIK test.
Hence, I feel that the vocabulary given in these books is so useless. This is why I can talk to Koreans only about folding paper airplanes while receiving an award for daily attendance. That's why these books make me quite angry. I want to learn something I can actually use in conversations with friends.
I was looking for books on the internet but didn't really find a satisfying answer.
What i find important is:
- actually used vocabulary (f.e. teachers tell us that 외출하다 sounds perfectly fine while my friends tell me I sound like a Korean grandma usind such words in daily conversations and I should rather just say 나가다)
--> this vocabulary should be explained by example sentences and it should be told if that vocabulary is for formal situations, if it's and old or a very rude word. How should I know how a word is used if I'm only given a translation that could be used in 1000 ways in English)
- and maybe it should feature a bit longer, more fun reading texts.
Would be great if someone had some tips.
