Korean Honorifics (Nopimmal) - KIIP Level 1

Vocabulary-style flashcards based on the lecture material regarding Korean honorific (높임말) equivalents for names, ages, daily activities, and social titles.

성함 (Seongham)

The honorific form of the noun 이름 (name).

연세 (Yeonse)

The honorific form of the noun 나이 (age).

생신 (Saengsin)

The honorific form of the noun 생일 (birthday).

분 (Bun)

The honorific form of the noun 사람 (person) or the counter 명 (myeong).

계시다 (Gyesida)

The honorific form of the verb 있다 (to be or stay).

드시다 / 잡수시다 (Deusida / Japsusida)

The honorific forms of the verbs 먹다 (to eat) and 마시다 (to drink).

주무시다 (Jumusida)

The honorific form of the verb 자다 (to sleep).

돌아가시다 (Doragasida)

The honorific form of the verb 죽다 (to die).

말씀하시다 (Malseumhasida)

The honorific form of the verb 말하다 (to speak or talk).

높임말 (Nopimmal)

The general term for honorific or polite language used in Korean.

정아라 (Jeong Ara)

The specific name of the teacher (선생님) referenced in the example sentence.