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가족
Definition가족 is the Korean word for family, referring to one's immediate (i.e., mom, dad, brother, sister, etc.) family. | |
강 |
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강하다
Definition강하다 is the Korean adjective meaning "to be strong". You will commonly see and hear it as 강해 or 강해요. | |
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고조할머니
Definition고조할머니 is the Korean word refering to one's great-grandmother (i.e., your grandmother's mother). | |
고조할아버지 | |
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관계
Definition관계 is the Korean word meaning relationships. There are many kinds of relationships that can be described in Korean from generic human relationships (인간관계) to more specific family relationships (i.e., 가족관계). | |
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날씬하다
Definition날씬하다 is the Korean adjective that means "to be thin". You will commonly see and hear it as 날씬해 or 날씬해요. | |
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남동생
Definition남동생 is the Korean term referring to younger siblings, however, specifically referring to younger brothers. It is composed of two parts: 남 meaning male, and 동생 which refers to younger siblings. You can even use the term 동생 generically to refer to all younger siblings. | |
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누나
Definition누나 is a Korean word referring to one's older sister. This term, however, is used only by men to refer to their older sisters. | |
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대가족
Definition대가족 is the Korean word for one's extended family, referring to your aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. | |
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