"아저씨"

Translation: mister

[Will518158]

It should also be older man

[tessabanessa]

Except it's a polite title so old man wouldnt be a good pragmatic translation.

[MrSplitfoot]

"Older" not "old" is the suggestion, which makes sense because these pronouns describe relationships between people. Also, no one says "mister" nowadays.

[sowelus]

But if you call someone older than you in this form, it will be rude.

[bs07rjlp]

어저씨 really means, 'Adult man or married man'. The honorific Mr. Is added by using 씨 or 님.

[deactivated user]

I thought it meant uncle. thnks kdramas

[SvedishPlumber]

Cant this word mean more than just mister?

[awake666]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ i would never have thought 아저씨 was mister. In korea used to talk to an old man

[JesseFinle]

Rough that ajumma can be ma'am or auntie, but ajossi isn't accepted as sir or uncle.

[Alma_Tadema]

The recording sounds like 아가씨 to me instead >.<

[LesChristiansen]

I am accustomed to using 아저시 as non-honorific but polite way to address a man and 선생님 to say mister, 김 선생님, or sir , especially when you don't know a person's name.

[Komerinam]

아저씨 for males and 아줌마 for females.