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👨‍👩‍👧 Talking About Your Family in Korean (Beginner Level)


한국 가족의 이미지


Want to talk about your family in Korean? 💬 Whether you're introducing your parents or talking about siblings, this post will give you the essential vocabulary and expressions to describe your 가족 (gajok — family) in natural Korean!


📌 Basic Family Vocabulary


KoreanRomanizationEnglish
가족gajokfamily
아버지 / 아빠abeoji / appafather / dad
어머니 / 엄마eomeoni / eommamother / mom
형 / 오빠hyeong / oppaolder brother (for males / females)
누나 / 언니nuna / eonniolder sister (for males / females)
남동생namdongsaengyounger brother
여동생yeodongsaengyounger sister
할아버지harabeojigrandfather
할머니halmeonigrandmother


📝 Useful Sentences


제 가족은 네 명이에요.
Je gajok-eun ne myeong-ieyo.
There are four people in my family.

아버지는 회사원이에요.
Abeojineun hoesawon-ieyo.
My father is an office worker.

어머니는 요리를 잘해요.
Eomeonineun yorireul jalhaeyo.
My mother is good at cooking.

저는 오빠가 한 명 있어요.
Jeoneun oppaga han myeong isseoyo.
I have one older brother.

할머니는 서울에 살아요.
Halmeonineun Seoure sarayo.
My grandmother lives in Seoul.


🗣 Practice Dialogue


👩 A: 가족이 몇 명이에요?
Gajok-i myeot myeong-ieyo?
How many people are in your family?

👨 B: 다섯 명이에요. 부모님, 형, 동생, 저요.
Daseot myeong-ieyo. Bumonim, hyeong, dongsaeng, jeo-yo.
There are five people — my parents, my older brother, my younger sibling, and me.

👩 A: 오빠 있어요?
Oppa isseoyo?
Do you have an older brother?

👨 B: 아니요, 저는 형 있어요.
Aniyo, jeoneun hyeong isseoyo.
No, I have a hyung (older brother for male).


💡 Did You Know?


In Korean, the words for family members change depending on your gender and age! For example, a woman says “오빠 (oppa)” for older brother, but a man says “형 (hyeong).” This reflects Korea’s strong respect-based language system.


💬 Practice Korean with Me on italki!

Want to introduce your family in Korean? 💬 Let’s practice together in a 1:1 conversation class on italki! You'll learn how to use the right words for your real family and even bring your family photos if you like. 👉 Book your class here


💌 Final Thoughts:
Family is an important part of Korean life and culture. Now you can confidently talk about your own 가족 in Korean! Keep practicing and speaking with heart 😊
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