family

Intro Core Family: Mother/Mum:?Your female parent. Father/Dad:?Your male parent. Siblings:?Brothers and sisters. Children:?Sons and daughters. Spouse:?Your husband or wife.? Extended Family: Grandparents:?Grandmother and grandfather. Aunt/Uncle:?Your parent's sibling. Cousins:?Your aunt or uncle's children. Niece/Nephew:?Your sibling's daughter or son. In-laws:?Relatives through marriage (e.g., mother-in-law, father-in-law, sister-in-law, brother-in-law).? Informal Terms: Mum/Dads:?Can be used as informal versions of Mother/Father. Gran/Grandad:?Informal versions of Grandmother/Grandfather.? Other Terms: Parents:?Refers to both the mother and father.? Relatives:?A general term for family members.? Kin:?An older term for relatives, often used in the phrase "next of kin".? Family:?Can refer to a group of people who are related or share a close bond.? Step-family:?Family members who are related by marriage, such as step-parents, step-siblings, etc.? Half-siblings:?Siblings who share one parent but not the other.? Note: In British English, "family" can sometimes be used with either a singular or a plural verb, depending on whether it's being treated as a unit or as a group of individual .korean- In Korean, family members are referred to by specific terms, often differing slightly depending on age, gender, and relationship.?"Family" in Korean is?"??" (gajok).?Here's a breakdown of some key terms:? Immediate Family: ?? (eomma):?Mother (informal) ?? (appa):?Father (informal) ? (hyeong):?Older brother (used by male siblings) ?? (oppa):?Older brother (used by female siblings) ?? (eonni):?Older sister (used by siblings) ?? (dongsaeng):?Younger sibling? Extended Family: ???? (harabeoji):?Grandfather (informal, maternal side) ??? (halmeoni):?Grandmother (informal, maternal side) ????? (oeharabeoji):?Grandfather (formal, maternal side) ???? (oehalmeoni):?Grandmother (formal, maternal side) ?? (samchon):?Uncle (informal) ?? (imo):?Aunt (informal, mother's side)