K-Drama va K-Pop soʻzlari (3/11)
50 soʻz
| Koreyscha | Maʼnosi | English | Misol |
|---|---|---|---|
| 형님 formal · speaker-specific | akaxon (hurmat bilan, erkakdan erkakka) | big brother (respectful, man to man), sir, sister-in-law (woman to an older woman married into her husband's family) | 형님, 먼저 들어가십시오. |
| 선배 | katta kursdosh, oldin boshlagan hamkasb | senior at school or work, someone who started before you | 선배, 이거 어떻게 해요? |
| 후배 not used as address | kichik kursdosh, keyin qoʻshilgan hamkasb | junior, someone who started after you | 후배가 술을 샀어. |
| 동생 casual · not used as address | uka, singil, oʻzidan kichik yaqin odam | younger sibling, a younger person you're close to, 'my junior' | 동생이 나보다 커. |
| 막내 | eng kichigi, erkatoy | the youngest in a group, the baby of the family or team | 우리 팀 막내야. |
| 아저씨 can offend | amaki (notanish oʻrta yoshli erkakka) | middle-aged man, 'mister' to a male stranger | 아저씨, 여기 얼마예요? |
| 아줌마 can offend | xola (notanish oʻrta yoshli ayolga) | middle-aged woman, 'ma'am' to a female stranger | 아줌마, 이거 주세요. |
| 이모 casual | xola — onaning singlisi; tanish ayolga murojaat | mom's sister, 'auntie' to a familiar female restaurant worker | 이모, 김치 더 주세요. |
| 삼촌 casual · peers only | amaki — otaning akasi; tanish erkakka murojaat | uncle (dad's brother), 'uncle' to a friendly grown man | 삼촌이 놀러 왔어. |
| 사장님 polite | xoʻjayin, doʻkon egasi, hurmatli murojaat | boss, shop owner, safe way to address a grown man you don't know | 사장님, 계산할게요. |
| 선생님 polite | ustoz — oʻqituvchi, shifokor, hurmatli murojaat | teacher, doctor, respectful 'sir/ma'am' to a professional | 선생님, 질문 있어요. |
| 어르신 formal | otaxona, onaxon (keksa kishiga hurmat) | respectful term for an elderly person, 'sir/ma'am' to a senior | 어르신, 앉으세요. |
| 아가씨 can offend | qizaloq, xonim (yosh turmush qurmagan ayolga) | young unmarried woman, 'miss', 'my lady' in period dramas | 아가씨, 잠깐만요. |
| 씨 polite · not to elders | -si — ismga qoʻshiladigan hurmat qoʻshimchasi | -ssi, polite 'Mr./Ms.' tacked onto a name | 민수 씨, 잠깐 봐요. |
| 님 polite · online only | -nim — unvonga qoʻshiladigan hurmat qoʻshimchasi | -nim, honorific suffix on titles, 'sir/ma'am' to a stranger online | 지수 님, 안녕하세요. |
| 여보 casual · partners only | xotinjon, erim (er-xotin orasida) | honey, dear (between husband and wife) | 여보, 나 왔어. |
| 자기야 casual · partners only | jonim, asalim (sevgiliga) | babe, honey (to a lover) | 자기야, 보고 싶었어. |
| 야 casual · not to elders | hoy!, hey (chaqirganda) | hey!, yo (calling someone over) | 야, 이리 와 봐. |
| 저기요 polite | kechirasiz (notanishni chaqirganda) | excuse me (getting a stranger's attention), hello? | 저기요, 이거 떨어뜨리셨어요. |
| 걔 casual · not to elders | u bola, u (ikkimiz biladigan kishi) | that kid, him/her (someone we both know) | 걔 오늘 안 와? |
| 반말 not to elders | hurmatsiz oddiy nutq | casual speech with no honorifics, talking down to someone | 반말하지 마. |
| 존댓말 | hurmat shakli | polite speech, honorific language | 존댓말로 하세요. |
| 말 놓다 not to elders | sizlashni tashlab, senlashga oʻtmoq | to drop the formalities, to start speaking casually | 우리 말 놓을까? |
| 부모님 polite | ota-ona (hurmat bilan) | parents (respectful), one's mom and dad | 부모님께 인사드려. |
| 시어머니 not used as address | qaynona (erining onasi) | mother-in-law (husband's mother) | 시어머니가 오셨어. |
| 며느리 | kelin | daughter-in-law, one's son's wife | 며느리가 착해. |
| 동갑 | tengqur, bir yilda tugʻilgan | same age, born in the same year | 우리 동갑이네. |
| 썸 slang | oraliqdagi munosabat, hali sevgi emas | the almost-dating stage, a flirty thing going on, more than friends | 둘이 썸 타는 것 같아. |
| 사귀다 | uchrashmoq, yurishmoq | to date, to go out with, to be a couple | 우리 사귈래? |
| 고백하다 | sevgisini izhor qilmoq | to confess your feelings, to ask someone out | 오늘 고백할 거야. |
| 차이다 | rad javobini olmoq | to get dumped, to be turned down | 나 차였어. |
| 헤어지다 | ajrashmoq | to break up, to part ways with someone | 우리 헤어지자. |
| 첫사랑 | birinchi sevgi | first love, the one you never forget | 첫사랑은 못 잊어. |
| 밀당 slang | noz qilib, oʻzini tortish oʻyini | playing hard to get, push-and-pull in dating | 밀당 좀 그만해. |
| 소개팅 | doʻst tanishtirgan uchrashuv | a blind date set up by a friend, one-on-one meetup | 소개팅 나갔어? |
| 눈치 | vaziyatni ilgʻash, boshqalarning kayfiyatini sezish | reading the room, picking up on social cues, tact | 눈치 좀 챙겨. |
| 손절 slang | aloqani butunlay uzmoq | cutting someone off for good, ending a friendship | 걔는 손절했어. |
| 썸 타다 slang | oraliq munosabatda boʻlmoq | to be in the talking stage, to have a thing going on | 둘이 썸 타는 중이야. |
| 기다리다 | kutmoq | to wait for, to hold on for someone | 기다릴게. |
| 잊다 | unutmoq | to forget, to get over someone | 널 잊을 수 없어. |
| 질투하다 | rashk qilmoq | to be jealous, to get possessive | 질투하는 거야? |
| 아프다 | ich-ichidan ogʻrimoq | to hurt (emotionally), to ache over someone | 마음이 아파. |
| 울다 | yigʻlamoq | to cry, to break down | 울지 마. |
| 밀어내다 | oʻzidan uzoqlashtirmoq | to push someone away, to keep at arm's length | 왜 자꾸 밀어내? |
| 붙잡다 | ketmasin deb ushlab qolmoq | to hold someone back, to beg them not to leave | 가지 마, 내가 붙잡을게. |
| 매달리다 | yalinib osilmoq | to cling to someone, to beg pathetically | 매달리지 마. |
| 바람 피우다 | xiyonat qilmoq | to cheat, to have an affair | 바람 피운 거야? |
| 양다리 slang | ikki tomonlama yurish | two-timing, seeing two people at once | 걔 양다리였어. |
| 이별 | ayriliq | a breakup, parting | 이별은 늘 아파. |
| 운명 | taqdir | fate, meant to be | 우린 운명이야. |