Hi guys~ I’ve mentioned before that learning hanja is a great way to expand your vocabulary an

Hi guys~ I’ve mentioned before that learning hanja is a great way to expand your vocabulary and also to understand vocabulary on a deeper level. Today, I have two different hanja that are used to represent the word “사람” or “person.” The first one is 사람 인 人.인간 human / 타인 other person, stranger / 성인 (adult person) adult 인재 talented person (재 for 소질 talent, aptitude for / 재능 talent)한국인 Korean (person) / 외국인 foreign person / 인구 (인 person, 구 mouth - like the number of mouths to feed) population / 애인 (애 love, 인 person) lover, boy/girlfriend If you remember learning 힘 력 力 (power), then you can use that to understand the word 인력 人力 (manpower). It’s often seen in the work force as 인력 필요하다 to need people to work/manpower.There is also 사람 자 者. 부자 rich person *So in the picture with the lipstick, the person says “이 립스틱이 십만원이라고? 싸네…더 비싼 걸 보여 주세요. This lipstick is 100,000 won? (about 100 US dollars) That’s cheap…please show me a more expensive one.환자 patient / 소비자 consumer / 피해자 victim / 노동자 (노동 labor 자 person) laborer 희생자 victim (“희생 sacrifice 자 person”) / 기자 newspaper journalist 약자 weak person (typically used to refer to women, children, and the elderly) 범죄자 (crime person) criminal / (비)흡연자 (non)smoker (lit: (비 not) 흡 taking in/drinking 연 smoke 자 person)Don’t worry about the difference between 사람 인 and 사람 자. These are just the hanja that appear in vocabulary words. There is no “difference,” but you cannot change them. It’s impossible to change 한국인 to 한국자. You have to use 한국인. Good luck studying everyone! Follow me for more Korean lessons. -- source link
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