What does “oppa” really mean in Korean?
Many learners think oppa simply means “older brother,”
but in Korea, this word carries emotions, relationships, and social signals.
In this video, we explore
why Koreans are careful with the word oppa,
how its meaning changed over time,
and when using it can feel natural — or uncomfortable.
If you want to understand Korean beyond vocabulary and grammar,
this video will help you see how language reflects Korean culture and relationships.
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