Juseyo (주세요): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
주세요 (juseyo) means ‘Please give me / Please / Could you / I’d like.
Gamsahamnida (감사합니다): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
감사합니다 (gamsahamnida) means ‘Thank you / I appreciate it / I’m grateful / Thanks.
Appa & Eomma (아빠 엄마): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
아빠, 엄마 (appa, eomma) means ‘Dad, Mom / Father, Mother / Papa, Mama’
Jebal Geumanhae (제발 그만해): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
제발 그만해 (jebal geumanhae) means ‘Please stop / Stop it please / I’m begging you, stop’.
Ajumma (아줌마): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
아줌마 (ajumma) means ‘Middle-aged woman (often derogatory) / Aunt (informal) / Ma’am (casual, increasingly offensive)’.
Chingu (친구): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
친구 (chingu) means ‘Friend / Same-age friend / Close friend / Buddy / Pal’.
Unni / Eonni (언니): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
언니 (unni (eonni)) means ‘Older sister (to female speaker) / Close older female friend / Unni /
Noona (누나): 12 Ways Koreans Use It in Real Life
누나 (nuna (noona)) means ‘Older sister (to male speaker) / Close older female / Noona /
