0 1 ou Ni is a Chinese homonym pronounced by Korean elder sister, pronounced as o-n Ni, meaning elder sister. Ernie is the name of modern Korean girls who are older than their peers. In Japanese, Ernie is the homonym of Japanese brother. The homonym of Japanese brothers.

The homonym of Japanese big brother. Note: Ernie only means brother in Japanese, not brother. The pronunciation of brother in Japanese is the homonym of Ernie sauce and Korean. Note: If you see or hear someone calling someone Ernie, it is mostly a Korean girl, and the gender must be female. In modern Korea, girls used to be called big girl Ernie whenever they watched Korean dramas (there was no such word in ancient times). Whether it is a biological cousin or a neighbor's house, as long as it is between a woman and an older girl of the same age, it is Ernie (sister).

03 Other intimate terms:

1, Ernie sauce: brothers (more casual and friendly)

2. Onison: Brother.

3. Ou Dad, Ou Dad: Old lady (grandma)

4. Obasan: Old woman

5. Ou Ma: I guess this is Okasan? mother

6. Omar Sang: As above, mother (your respectful name)

7. Ogilson: Grandpa

8. Mount Otto: (Mount Otto) Dad

What is the official language of Korea? Korean (? )? . Korean is a cohesive language, which has been marked with Chinese characters in history, and Chinese has been integrated into its vocabulary. 1443, King Sejong created Korean letters that were highly consistent with Korean grammar. According to the survey of the Korean Language Association, the proportion of Chinese characters in Korean is less than 70%, and the standard Korean dictionary contains 57% of Chinese characters, 25% are inherent words, 6% are foreign words, and 12% are other mixed words. However, many Chinese characters are not used in the real life of contemporary Koreans.