A family; one’s folk | 가족 | gajok |
A large (big) family | 대가족 | daegajok |
Home; a family | 가정 | gajeong |
Ancestor | 선조/조상 | seonjo/josang |
Descendant | 자손 | jason |
Successor; heir/heiress | 후계자 | hugyeja |
Successor (to a post) | 후임자 | huimja |
Predecessor | 전임자 | jeonimja |
A family budget; house-hold economy | 가계 | gagye |
A genealogical record (table); a genealogy; a family pedigree; a family tree | 족보 | jokbo |
A woman’s native home; a woman’s parents’ home; one’s maiden home | 친정 | chinjeong |
One’s husband’s home; the family a woman marries into; a woman’s in-laws | 시댁/시집 | sidaek/sijip |
One’s wife’s home | 처가 | cheoga |
In-laws; relatives by marriage | 사돈 | sadon |
House; home | 집 | jip |
A family; a house-hold | 집안 | jipan |
Members of a family | 식구 | sikgu |
A generation | 세대 | sedae |
The rising (younger) generation | 젊은 세대 | jeolmeun sedae |
Future generation; the next (coming) generation | 다음 세대/후대 | Daeum sedae/hudae |
A generation ago | 한 세대 전 | han sedae jeon |
The new generation | 새 세대 | sae sedae |
Generation gap | 세대차 | sedaecha |
(the) future; prospective | 장래 | jangnae |
(the) future; time to come | 미래 | mirae |
**Extra:
가족이 몇 명입니까?
gajogi myeot myeongimnikka
How large is your family? /
How many (members) are in your family? /
How many (people) are there in your family?
가정을 갖다
gajeongeul gattta
Start a home; get married and settle down.
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