I’m back to explain this confusing word –for you
who are not familiar with these words-. Maybe you often hear these word in
korean movie or drama and from your friends who are fangirls 😂.
For the first, let’s learn by seeing the meaning
오빠 (oppa) = older brother
형 (hyeong) = older brother
언니 (eonni) = older sister
누나 (nuna ) = older sister
That’s all
have similar meaning. The difference is a person who call them. Look the
explanations below:
1.
오빠 (oppa) = older brother
This is used when a girl (or
woman) calls her older brother or her boyfriend. You can also address a person (a
boy/man) who is older than you. In the simple way, female to male.
2.
형 (hyeong) = older brother
This is the same with "oppa",
but person who calls the older brother is a male. In the simple way, boy to boy.
3.
언니 (eonni) = older sister
This is used when a girl (or
woman) calls her older sister or a person (female) who is older than her. To make
it simply, just call it “girl to girl” address.
4.
누나 (nuna ) = older sister
This is the opposite of “oppa”.
A boy uses this to greet his older sister. This is a greeting from a boy to
a girl.
Now, you
can distinguish the use of them, can’t you? All of these words are used in
casual situation. You should not address a person whom you just met or person
who doesn’t close to you. If you do the opposite, they will assume that you are
a rude or strange person and it will bother them.
Happy learning
and see you~
날 기다려, 안녕~
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