Is there a general Korean word for Brother & Sister? I'm familiar with terms like 형, 오빠, 언니, 누나, 여동생 & 남동생 for addressing/referring to older & younger siblings but I want to know if there's a more general term for brother & sister. How can I say I have "x" amount of brothers or sisters without having to specify if they're older or younger then me. Thanks!

Pratice Sentences #1 (에세, 부토 & 까지 / 있어요 & 없어요) 월요일부터 토요일까지 일해요. I work Monday thru Friday. 이거 열차가 Allerton에세 Wakefield까지 가요. This train goes from Allerton to Wakefield. 책은 세 개 있어요 그런대 펜없어요. I have three books but no pens. 여기 의자가 없어요. There are no chairs here. 토요일 노동가 없어요! There's no work on Friday! 사과는 한 개 있어요, 초록색이에요. I have one apple, it's green.

It's looks like language time, Gotta introduce myself ~ My name is Bobbi & I'm trying to learn Korean. My interest in learning the language stems from my interest in Korean pop music & entertainment which I got introduced to about 4 years ago. I've only just begun trying to learn Korean seriously within the last year & half or so. Going forward notebook entries will be me practicing my Korean through sentence writing. I can't say I'm the quickest language learner but hopefully in a few month I'll build enough confidence to seek out an actual language learning partner whom I can practice speaking with ^^;; In addition to kpop/entertainment I like drawing, baking, watching animations & reading comics (of both the Western & Asian variety though I do favor the Asian variety most) The specifics of what I like within those topic I hope to share through Korean ^_^ I look forward to everyone's help! I'll try to help others with their English as well :D