As an in-team trainer, I will be conducting the training for a Korean new hire. As I am 3 years younger than she is, how will I address her? Do I need to use ~ ㅂ니다 form everytime? Or will ~요 do? How do I call her name? ~~씨 or 김 양?
Having stayed in Korea before, I understand that Koreans place great importance on relationships i.e. seniority at work.
In this case, I have a higher position than her. But she is older than I am. So, which one should be followed?
2007-03-27
17:47:43
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Rachel H
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Society & Culture
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