Part 1:
older sister = Unni (If the speaker is female) -Her brother ² = Oppa (If the speaker is female) -Older sister = nuna (If the speaker is male) -Her brother ² = hyung (If the speaker is male) Younger-brother = dong Saeng (Apart from the speaker's gender) The older-brother or sister is usually the term for the class = sunbae (Apart from the speaker's gender)
Keep in mind unni said ato oppa etc. are pronounced once the person's name! Example: Lee Min Ho oppa, Koo Hye Sun unni. ² membalignya Jngan up everything! Lee Min Ho Eg Oppa, Unni Koo Hye Sun. Ittuw clear slah, krna mrubah ssunan words and the meaning of the word cause brubahnya ittuw own.
Making Suggestions: When making suggestions, Korea uses - (u) pshida (literally means possible to do), as you may have guessed, is attached to the stem-pshida verbs ending in a vowel, and built-upshida verbstems ended with a consonant. Here is one example slah: Umryosu mashipshida (Let's drink)
Conversation:
-Asking the news LMH: Choum popgetseumnida? (What kbar) KHS: Jaljinaeyo unyo kamsahamnida? (Both, receive love. Kmuh?) LMH: Kujo kuraeyo (regular only)
-Introduction LMH: Annyonghaseo (O) KHS: Annyonghaseo. LMH: ui-Dangshin ireumeunmui eotimnika? (What is your name) / -Nuguseyo? (You know who). / -Ireumi mwoyeyo? (What's your name) KHS: Naneum Hye-Sun imnida. (My name is Hye Sun) / Ireumeun Je Hye-Sun imnida. / Nae ireumeun Hye-Sun imnida. LMH:-Odisaseyo? (You live dmana) -Eodiseo osyeoseyo? (Where kmu live) KHS:-Han-gouk osyeosoyeo (sha live in korea) -Han-gouk sarmimnida (sha Korean) PD: Jeongmarimnika. (Oh yes) -Mannaseo bangapseumnida (nice to meet you) -Hankup sanida (pleased to meet you) -Manaseo bangawoyo (glad to be tau kmu) KHS:-Ye / Ne (yes) Geppeumnidahae (I jga happy) LMH: Yeoreo gajiro geokjeonghae jusyeoseo kamsahamnida. (Thank you for your concern) KHS: Jeoseumnida (Okay). Cheonmaneyo (at ²)
