Hi! ^^; Sorry, but the answer above is a little inaccurate.Saying ‘아줌마’ (ah-jum-ma), ‘아주머니’ (ah-joo-muh-ni), ‘아저씨’ (ah-juh-si) would be considered offensive if said to an aunt or uncle. Such words are said to people that are strangers. A lot of Korean people use such words to address restaurant workers or salespersons casually. But we usually say ‘저기..’ (juh-gi) to address them to be more polite.A word for aunt would be – ‘이모’ (ee-mo) or ‘고모’ (go-mo).The other person didn’t mention this, but ‘이모’ is used for the maternal side, so all your mom’s sisters should be addressed as 이모.On the other hand, ‘고모’ is used for the paternal side, hence all your dad’s sisters should be addressed as 고모.However, for uncles, there’s only one word, which is ‘삼촌’ (sam-chon), and I was very surprised that this word wasn’t mentioned.Good night = 안녕히 주무세요 (Ahn-nyung-hee ju-mu-sae-yo)* This is formal and is used when speaking to adults.잘 주무세요 (jal ju-mu-sae-yo) can be used but can be considered far from formal, actually. Sometimes, this can even be used in a sarcastic tone so you shouldn’t use this in a polite sense.잘 자 (jal ja) is the informal version, commonly said to friends!See you later =다음에 만나요 (da-eum-eh man-na-yo)* Formal version. We can also use ~만납시다 (man-nab-si-da) instead of ~만나요. Informally, we use 다음에 봐 (da-eum-eh buah). Alternatively, 다음에 can be replaced with ‘나중에’ (na-joong-eh).Hope that helped you!...
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