Here are some common Korean vocabulary for titles that people use for one another. Remember that Korean uses titles for people most times (not all the time) instead of addressing them directly by name. If you want to study even more and improve your Korean, check out our ebooks over at the Dom & Hyo Store.
Vocabulary words used in this graphic:
교수님 (gyo-su-nim) = Professor
선생님 (seon-saeng-nim) = Teacher
의사선생님 (ui-sa-seon-saeng-nim) = Doctor
누나 (nu-na) = Older female (used by men)
오빠 (o-ppa) = Older male (used by women)
언니 (eo-ni) = Older female (used by women)
형 (hyeong) = Older male (used by men)
아주머니 (a-ju-meo-ni) = Ms./Married older woman (honorific)
아쩌시 (a-jjeo-si) = Mr./Married older man
기사님 (gi-sa-sim) = Driver (honorific)
어르신 = (eo-reu-shin) = Elder person (honorific)