To explain it briefly, Korean is a language based very much on politeness and respect, and there simply is no word for “you” that “elevates” the other person, or “lowers” you. What does that mean exactly? Well, it usually comes down to age (and manners). People are expected to...
Oppa, Nwuna and gender in South Korea Oppa‘older brother of a female’ and nwuna‘older sister of a male’ are two of four Korean kinship terms that mean ‘older sibling.’ The remaining two terms are hyeng‘older brother of a male’ and enni‘older sister of a female.’ These term...
"oppa" in korean 是什么意思? 查看翻译 warm_sunset 2016年9月17日 俄语 elder brother for femalehehesome girls call their friends, boyfriends “oppa” 查看翻译 这个答案有帮助吗? 嗯... (0) 有帮助 (1) hungryjung 2016年9月17日 韩语 @attakai_hinode: haha. That's a good explanation ...
AI_monga 2023年7月20日 reply in Korean saying "Of course, you're cute, oppa," you can say:"당연히, 넌 귀엽다, 오빠야."Here's a breakdown of the sentence:- 당연히 (dang-yeon-hi) means "of course" or "naturally."- 넌 (neon) is a contraction of "...
What is WHO Korean? Who in Korean –누구 (nugu)If you want to know someone's name or identity, you can ask “who” in Korean as 누구 (nugu). What does Kam Sam Ni Da mean? 감사합니다 – Kam-sa-ham-ni-da. –Thank you. This is probably the most important expres...
“…and what does bogopa (보고파) mean then?” Same thing…just old Korean and not really used that much these days. So, bogopa (보고파) = bogoshipo (보고싶어). If someone uses this structure, they are most likely trying to be cute or funny. Why not try it an...
7 Oppa is the Korean word for ‘older brother’ uttered by a younger sister. However, the term can also used to indicate ‘boyfriend’ in case the female partner is younger than her boyfriend or refer to a close friend who is older. ...
120719.MBC Korean Music Wave in LA.Oppa,Oppa,Oops! 是在优酷播出的音乐高清视频,于2012-07-23 10:10:07上线。视频内容简介:120719.MBC Korean Music Wave in LA.Oppa,Oppa + Oops
How could I memorize lines? I was bullied by anoppa[“older brother” in Korean] in my class, because I couldn’t read. I was, like, four. You called your mom every day after you moved here to become a trainee. She’d say, “Don’t come back! Just hang on for another year!”...
while the Korean word 'oppa' has been adapted to 欧巴ōubā(both clearly modeled on but showing some phonological divergence from their respective source languages). This type of borrowing is known as a transliteration; other types of loanwords borrow other combinations of the three elements defined...