부름말 - 명절 호칭·시댁 처가 호칭 정리

This is the app you open on the eve of the Lunar New Year when you wonder, "What should I call them?" in front of your in-laws you are meeting for the first time, or in front of your husband's younger brother.

The "Calling Terms" feature draws a family tree with you at the center, and tapping the nameplate displays the terms used to address people from your seat, how to refer to others, and how to address your children all at once.

** ■ Instant Titles by Tapping on the Family Tree

· Five family trees covering paternal, maternal, siblings, in-laws, and in-laws

· If you switch between female and male, the titles for older brother and in-laws automatically change.

· From older brother-in-law, older sister-in-law, younger brother-in-law, husband, younger sister-in-law, sister-in-law, older sister-in-law, younger sister-in-law, brother-in-law, brother-in-law's wife, boss-in-law, and even in-laws.

· Shows titles, references, and how to address your child separately.

· For parts that differ by region or family, it also informs you that "family customs take precedence."

■ Tracing Relationships — Even for people not on the family tree

Tapping one space at a time, such as "Husband's → Older Sister's → Husband," displays that person's title.

It extends to cousins, first cousins ​​on the mother's side, maternal cousins, second cousins, nephews and nieces, nephews and nieces on the father's side, sons-in-law, and in-laws.

** ■ Holiday Preparations — Lunar New Year & Chuseok D-Day and Greeting Checklist

· D-Day until the next Lunar New Year or Chuseok

· Add the people you will see this holiday to your family tree and check them off when you greet them

· At 7 PM on the day before the holiday, receive a notification to preview the people you will see tomorrow and the way to address them

· Records of the number of people you have met and the greetings you have exchanged accumulate for each holiday

■ Title Quiz

Choose one of three options for a question like, "How do you address your husband's older brother's wife?" Your consecutive correct answers and badges are saved.

** ■ For Those Who

· Those who are confused about titles for their in-laws during their first holiday after marriage

· Those meeting their in-laws for the first time

· Those wondering how to teach their child "Uncle" and "Aunt"

■ Use with confidence

· We do not accept family names — only relationships (such as Uncle and Young-sister) are saved on this phone

· Use immediately without signing up

· Titles are based on standard language etiquette data, and you can view the original text in the "References" section within the app