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This lesson is to learn the differences between 존댓말 and 반말. In addition to that you will learn some Korean honorifics.
There are three politeness levels in Korean. Here is an example of them:
Words ending with -ᄇ니다 are the most polite/ formal. (존댓말)
Words ending with -아요, 어요, 여요 are slightly less formal but still polite. (존댓말)
Words ending with -아, 어, 여 are informal and far more casual. (반말)
Some examples:
고맙습니다 - 고마워요 - 고마워 (Thank you)
반갑습니다 - 반가워요 - 반가워 (Nice to meet you)
알겠습니다 - 알겠어요 - 알겠어 (I understand)
When to use 존댓말 and 반말
You must use 존댓말 if:
The person you are speaking to is older than you
The person you are speaking to you did not give you permission to use 반말 with them
You don’t know or just met the person you are speaking to
You are in a professional environment
You can use 반말 if:
The person you are speaking to if younger than you
The person you are speaking to is older but gave you permission to use 반말 with them
You are the same age as the person you are speaking to
You are writing or speaking to yourself
How to change 존댓말 to 반말
Luckily it is relatively easy to change 존댓말 to 반말. Here’s how:
Present tense:
-아/어/여요 —> -아/어/여
-이에요 / -예요 –> -이야 / -야
Past tense:
-았/었/였어요 —> -았/었/였어
Future tense:
-(으)ᄅ 거예요 –> -(으)ᄅ 거야
Honorifics Vocab:
씨 is added after someone’s name to politely address them.
아줌마 is used to address middle-aged women.
아저씨 is used to address middle-aged men.
선생님 is used to address your senior at work, school, etc… It can also mean “teacher” and “doctor.”
후배 is used to talk about someone who is your junior at work or school. However, you don’t address them as this directly.
언니 is used only by females. This literally means “older sister” but can be used to addressed other older females.
누나 is only used by males. Like 언니, it means “older sister” and can be used to address older females.
오빠 is only used by female. It means “older brother” but can be used to address other older males.
형 is only used by males. It means “older brother” but can be used to address other older males.
More ways to learn:
Video by GO! Billy Korean
Lesson by Talk to Me in Korean
Lesson by kstreet Manila
29.12.2018 / welcoming in 2019 with a new bujo spread!! this covers the end of december 2018 and january 2019 ♡ I don’t know about anyone else, but I have a good feeling about this coming year!!