행님
haengnim
🇰🇷 Korean slang from Busan
What does “행님” mean?
big bro (to an older guy)
Example
“행님, 오늘 경기 보러 갑니꺼?”
haengnim, oneul gyeonggi boreo gamnikkeo?
Bro, are you going to the game today?
Good to know
Busan 형님. 갑니꺼 is the polite Busan ending (standard 갑니까).
Who you can say it to
With friends, not your boss
🫂 Friends👋 Hellos
The textbook way to say it: 형님
Heard in a conversation
Giants lost again
Seongmin 고마 해라. 치킨 먹으러 가자, 내가 쏜다. 고고!
enough. let's go get chicken, my treat, let's go
Jiho 개안타, 그라모 ㅋㅋ 욕봤다, 행님.
alright then lol, thanks bro
🤜 How other countries say “bro (to an older guy)”
- 🇰🇷 형Seoul
More from Busan
- 머하노what are you doing?; what's up?
- 마hey!; oi!
- 아이가isn't it?; aren't we?
- 가시나girl, gal
- 머스마boy, lad
- 문디you rascal (affectionate)
- 욕봤다thanks for your hard work
- 내캉with me
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