Ok In Korean Novels & Stories

Hello to my readers. I wanted to leave a short message here. Since Nightide takes place in South Korea, I will be using some of the Korean honorifics, but not all of them. Here is the list of what I will use. Oppa-- means "older brother" and is used by younger females towards older male friends or siblings. Hyung--means "older brother" and is used by young males towards older male friends or siblings. Unnie--means "older sister" and is used by younger females towards older female friends or siblings.

, Aroon nodded. “How long will it take you to reach Daegu ?”, Oak asked. " Daegu...how long ?", Aroon asked looking at the driver. " 45 bun.", the driver replied. Aroon knew 'bun' meant 'minutes' in Korean but he just again thought about his Bun. What is his Bun doing right now ? Is he sleeping ? Did he have dinner ? “ Oak, I would probably reach there in 45 minutes. I will call you after fetching Dae.”

(Ah Ra) “I’m Okay Oppa..I already got mine…”. (Hwa Young) “Hmm?…is it okay?..you don’t want something else?..”. “..It’s okay..I just drink yours…Oppa, just get a take away…this place is just too inconvenience now…let’s go somewhere else..”. (Hwa Young) “...Oh..Okay…”.

A couple seconds later a tall Korean man opened the door. He smirked at me saying “나의 섹시한 마녀” which meant my sexy witch in Korean

"I only told him you love Koreans." "Oppa is not a person," Katia said, turning back to me, her cheeks faintly pink in a way I found more interesting than I probably should have. "It is a word. It means older brother, or it is used for an older male you are close to. In the shows I watch, every lead actor gets called that by the woman who is in love with him. Aiden heard me use it while watching something and apparently decided it referred to one man I was planning to run off with."

Aura hesitated for a moment, making Ji Hwan frown in confusion and chuckle softly, misinterpreting Aura's silence. "Ae Ra-ya (the 'ya' is an affectionate term in Korean for someone younger or someone close), I know this new bodyguard is handsome, but it doesn't mean you have to be so fascinated like this, right?" Ji Hwan teased, making Aura grimace, realizing that her manager misunderstood.

oyonghi jamdeun bangeul yeoreo Gieogeul kkeonae deureo Buseojin shigan wieseo Seonmyeonghi neoneun tteoolla Gil ireun mam soge Neol gadun chae sara Geuman Geuman Meomchun shigan sok Jamdeun neoreul chajaga Amuri magado Gyeolguk neoye gyeochin geol Gilgo gin yeohaengeul kkeutnae Ijen doraga Neoraneun jibeuro Jigeum dashi Way back home Sesangeul dwijibeo Chajeuryeo hae Ojik neoro wangyeoldoen Iyagireul Alex sang these lines with so much absolute perfect Korean pronunciation and I was astonished to see him singing perfectly those lines. My eyes watered because those were my favorite verse in that song. He flicked my nose as Adam, Adrian and Alex sang together making my heart swell in happiness.

As I went out of the bathroom, the smell of the food that Joash was cooking welcomed me. I smiled stupidly imagining my life with him. "YAH, neo geogi usgo meongcheong hae?" He shouted. I did not understand what he just said. I just smiled and walked near him. "The only Korean word that I know is SARANGHAE, so I'll take those words as I love you too, okay?" I said and laughed.

But I won't admit that. I looked around as we heard a few people gasped. "Oh, that’s Grey Simons right?" a teenager told her friend. And soon enough, a few pack of people is now looking at our direction. Fuck. "What is she doing? I she trying to flirt with our oppa?" I heard one girl said and I swear I had to ball my fist in order to stop myself from flipping on the girl. (oppa - a Korean word used by girls to call their older brother. It can also be used as an endearment or sign of affection)

She appears in the story a bunch of chapters later and more will be revealed about her. Important points : • Hyung means elder brother or generally an older boy. used by boys. • Oppa means the same as Hyung but is used by girls. • Eomma & Appa means Mom and Dad respectively. • Ahjussi & Ahjumma means Uncle and Auntie respectively. • I am using some Korean words and will explain wherever needed. I am a big fan of Korean food and culture, so don't take me wrong. • ~~~×~~~ means a change in the situation from one person to some other person.