This video is a little different from my previous video..
The title, "CRAZY LEARNING KOREAN", will tell you it. Let's check it out..
Today I will teach you how to call your husband in Korean vs Indonesia,
Stay tune guys..
The first is
"Jagiya" means "Darling" in Indonesian & English.
Come here my darling.
The second is
"Oppa" means "elder brother" (men who are older than your age)
This word can be used before you are married, and you can use it for your spouse after you are married as well.
The meaning of Oppa in Indonesian is "Grandpa"..
So they have different meanings.
and the third is..
Put the word "sii" after the name.
But the generation of the millennial people has rarely called a husband with this way.
Mr. Jo song, please ate a lot.
We can call someone formally or introduce someone formally with using the word "ssi"..
And the next, fourth, is Yeobo
You may have heard that actors use the word "Yeobo" a lot in Korean dramas.
This word is used when a husband calls his wife, and vice versa.
The original meaning of "Yeobo" is close to the meaning of "honey" or "See here"
The word "Yeobo" is usually used by married couples in Korea.
It is a little awkward to use this word before marriage, but it still can be acceptable. And it is natural to use the word "Yeobo" after marriage.
When my husband comes home from work, I usually ask him like this, "Honey, how was your work?"
The fifth word is "Nampyun"
I usually use this word when I meet my friends.
For example I meet my Korean friend..
We chat over coffee at a cafe and my friend asks "How is your husband? "
And I answer "My husband is fine"
Hello
Now it's my turn to explain how to call wife in 5 different ways
The first is "ANAE"
"Anae" means "wife" and can be used to talk about your wife when you meet friends..
"My wife is really pretty"
When my wife is sad, I call her "baby".
"Baby, don't be sad"
and the third..
I usually greet my wife as soon as I get home from work like this.
"Jagiya (Baby), I'm here (home)".
The number four is "WA IH PEU"
It comes from the English word "wife", but the pronunciation is a little different from the English one. It's pronounced "wa ih peu".
When I joke to my wife, I usually tell her, "My wife is so cute."
And the fifth is Yeobo..
Yeobo means "Honey"
This word is used when a husband calls his wife, and vice versa.
The word "Jagiya" is also used when a husband calls his wife, and vice versa.
That's it for my video this time.
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