No. 2,101 in Korean
여사가
"여사가" is an honorific term in Korean used to refer to a married woman respectfully, often translated as "Mrs." or "Madam."
In a sentence
김 여사가 항상 이웃들을 도와주곤 했습니다.
Ms. Kim often used to help her neighbors.
The word '여사가' in this sentence is a respectful way to refer to a married woman, often paired with her surname.
우리 학교에서 여사가 학생들에게 나눠줄 책을 준비했습니다.
The female teacher prepared books to distribute to the students at our school.
Here, '여사가' is used to refer to a female figure in a somewhat formal context, potentially a respected woman.
여사가 이번 행사에서 중요한 역할을 맡았습니다.
The lady took on an important role in this event.
In this sentence, '여사가' generically refers to a woman, often in a formal or distinguished manner, highlighting her role in the context.
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