Korean women say they don’t like ”Ajumma” and they don’t like ”Assembly” either.

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“I don’t like you either.”
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[Pyburn News]
These days, ajumma hanteo ajumma or ajumma
Even if it’s you, they’re offended. What should I call you?
Do you?”
These days, on the streets and in stores, you can see middle-aged people in their mid-30s to 40s.
Anyone who has ever hesitated to call a woman ‘ajumma’
Not a lot. “auntie’
Or if you call me “aunt”
It looks amazing, and when you say “young lady,” the woman becomes angry.
Sometimes I worry that I will feel uncomfortable due to shame.
So then, what on earth should women be called in Korea?
Should I bow?
Recently, women’s rights have increased, and women’s social status has improved.
As I grew older, I even used the friendly word ‘Ajumma’ in the past.
Men agree that the reality of not being able to write means something.
It is easy for women to address the address “Mr. Hi”; Todae
What’s wrong with Auntie Che?

Go back; In the 1990s and 2000s, even women in their 30s
I don’t feel uncomfortable at all when I hear the word “ajumma”:
At that time, women were expected to get married before the age of thirty.
It’s because of the climate, but now I’m married; He’s a leaf
Regardless of whether it is a woman or a lady, Hocheongol is also in a bad mood.
It means doing it. If you use a housewife’s hocheongol, you’ll get an unpleasant look.
This means it can be seen easily.
Recently, on the online community blind, “Ajumma’s replacement issue”
A post titled “What is Cheong?” was posted and became a hot topic.
The author of the article said, “I feel bad when people call me an ajumma.”
“I hate it even if it’s a lady,” he said, “Mrs. Aunt
Lady, are you there? “What should I say?” he complained:
The article has more than 100 comments saying, ‘These days, I’m a fan of hocheong hawks.
Generations of sympathy for ‘you’ continue to flow:
Lady, what on earth is Hojing?
These days, even if I call you an ajumma, you get offended.
But even if it’s a girl, I don’t like it
Madam? Aunt? Women? Ewha? hey?
What should I say?
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A controversy over hocheong posted on a community.
In Daegeul, “‘Teacher’ is the most acceptable”, “Aunt.”
Limited to restaurants. Otherwise, ‘customers’ are safe,” etc.
There are not many opinions on performance: especially among service industry workers.
“Avoid solicitations that suggest gender or age.
“I like playing,” the consensus is widening:
On the other hand, the woman who has been a seed for decades since the founding of the Republic of Korea
There are also reactions such as why Mr. Jeo’s hosing is bad. “Ajum
mind; Uncle Hocheong is a natural word; Run to the door
my?” ,
‘Should all women be unified as wives?’ etc.
There are no different opinions.
According to the National Institute of the Korean Language’s standard dictionary of the Korean language, ajumma is
‘Ajumni’ is a friendly or unfamiliar term.
Ryeo University’s Korean Dictionary says, ‘A young woman, lightly or all.’
‘A word that points or calls politely.’
There was once a debate about the slang between ajummas; ‘afternoon
‘Chulmal’ means ‘a word of disparagement’ or ‘downgrade’.
It means ‘name’. According to the National Institute of the Korean Language, the meaning of disparagement is
When explaining the meaning of beauty, it is clear that it is a ‘meaningful term’.
express it clearly
One user commented, “I can’t even address women properly because I’m afraid of them.”
“It’s reality,” he said. “Whether it’s an ajumma; Whether it’s a lady; Whether it’s a girl; what
Regardless, in Korea, women are often misunderstood.
Because of the tightness, the ‘fans rate’ (men
“It’s easier to avoid it,” he said.