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딸
Definition딸 is the Korean word referring to one's own daughter. | |
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똑똑하다
Definition똑똑하다 is the Korean adjective meaning "to be smart". You will commonly see and hear it as 똑똑해 or 똑똑해요. | |
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뚱뚱하다
Definition뚱뚱하다 is the Korean adjective which means "to be fat". You will commonly see and hear it as 뚱뚱해 or 뚱뚱해요. | |
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막내
Definition막내 is the Korean term referring to one's youngest child. It can also be used in general group settings to refer to yourself (or someone else) as the youngest member in the group. | |
며 |
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며느리
Definition며느리 is the Korean term referring to one's daughter-in-law (i.e., your son's wife). | |
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배우자
Definition배우자 is the Korean word which means "spouse" (i.e., a married couple, husband/wife, etc.). | |
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부모
Definition부모 is the word in Korean for "parents". It is often accompanied by the honorific suffix "님" and heard as 부모님. | |
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사돈
Definition사돈 is the Korean word referring to one's in laws (i.e., their mother and father in-law). These are their spouse's parents. | |
사위
Definition사위 is a Korean term referring to one's son-in-law (i.e., your daughter's husband). | |
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