Onion sauce, onions? What do you mean?

1, Ernie sauce: brothers (more casual and friendly)

The Japanese homonym "ぉちゃん" is a more intimate name. Besides Oni sauce, there are other nicknames for my brother.

2. Onison: Brother.

In Japanese, "sang" is used to show respect at the end of other people's address, but it means adult. For example, Ernie is the elder brother, and Ernie ·SAMA is the elder brother.

3. O Dad: Brother.

The transliteration word, which comes from Korean, means that girls call their brother Oba. Ouba is a respectful name in Korean, and it is also a kind of intimate address between young men and women, which is common in Korean dramas. In general life, men can't call men Oba, otherwise it will easily cause the other person's disgust.

4. Obasan: Auntie and old lady.

Obasan is the direct pronunciation of Japanese, which means: eldest sister-in-law, aunt. Generally refers to middle-aged and elderly women.

5. Ou Ma: Mom.

Korean:? The transliteration, the meaning of mother. Common in Korean dramas.

6. Omar Sang: Mother (your respectful name)

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Other similar names

1, Ogilvy/Ogilvy sauce

It corresponds to Obasan, a middle-aged male, forty or fifty years old? But in Korea, there is no specific age. Nicknames can be used instead.

2. Odusan

Odosan is the direct pronunciation of dad in Japanese, transliterated as Odosan. A more intimate name.

3. Ouba sauce

The meaning of grandma, the transliteration of Japanese direct pronunciation, corresponds to Ogilvy & Mather sauce. Generally refers to older women.