sunbae in Japanese
sunbae in Japanese is ソンベ — sunbae means in Korean culture, someone senior to you — an older classmate, colleague, or more experienced person in your field.
sunbae in Japanese
ソンベ
Pronounced: sonbe
An upperclassman or senior, in the context of Korea.
What does "sunbae" mean?
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noun In Korean culture, someone senior to you — an older classmate, colleague, or more experienced person in your field.
"She always bows respectfully to her sunbae at university."
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sunbae in a sentence
- She always bows respectfully to her sunbae at university.
- As his sunbae in the company, he offered some career advice.
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What is "sunbae" in Japanese?
"sunbae" in Japanese is ソンベ. sunbae means: In Korean culture, someone senior to you — an older classmate, colleague, or more experienced person in your field.
How do you pronounce ソンベ?
"sunbae" in Japanese is ソンベ, pronounced "sonbe".
How do you use "sunbae" in a sentence?
Example: "She always bows respectfully to her sunbae at university." In Japanese, "sunbae" is ソンベ.
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