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Introducing (introducing family)

연세 | noun | beginner |

age

(honorific) One's age.
오빠 | noun | beginner |

elder brother

A word used only by a girl to refer to or address her male siblings or cousins older than herself.

elder brother

A word used only by a girl to refer to or address endearingly another male who is older than she.
우리 | pronoun | beginner |

we

A pronoun used when the speaker refers to himself/herself and the listener or listeners, or a group of people including the speaker and listener or listeners.

we

A pronoun used when the speaker refers to several people including himself/herself while speaking to a person senior to himself/herself.

uri

we: A pronoun used when the speaker intimately refers to something related to him/her while speaking to the person junior to himself/herself.
이모 | noun | beginner |

aunt

A word used to refer to or address one's mother's sister.
자식 | noun | beginner |

child; kid

A son and a daugther, a son or daughter.

cutie pie

(endearing) A small child.
조카 | noun | beginner |

nephew; niece

A child of one's sibling.
친척 | noun | beginner |

relative

A person who is related by blood to one's parents or spouse.
할머니 | noun | beginner |

grandmother; granny

A word used to refer to or address the mother of one's father or mother.

old woman; old lady; granny

(affectionate) A word used to refer to or address an old woman.
할아버지 | noun | beginner |

grandfather; grandpa

A word used to refer to or address the father of one's father or mother.

grandfather

A word used to refer to or address a man in the same generation as one's parents' father.

old man; elderly man

(affectionate) A word used to refer to or address an old man.
| noun | beginner |

older brother

A word used only by a male to refer to or address his male siblings or cousins older than himself.

big brother

A word used only by a male to refer to or address another male older than himself endearingly.