I'm calling a meeting [with your parents].

Dear Park

It's a noun phrase - a "meeting with your parents". "with" does not attach to "am calling".

Kind regards, Michael

park sang joonI'd like to know here if "with your parents" modifies "a meeting."

Yes, you can analyze the prepositional phrase that way.

Are you Park or Joon (or Sang)?

My first name is park.
And we don't have middle name.
We call usually acquaintances the last name, so you can call me sang joon or SJ.

Hi Park Sang Joon.
Please allow me to interject.

In English-speaking countries:

first name = given name = a person's individual name, e.g. Mary or Sean

last name = surname = family name, e.g. McDonald or Stephenson

So I think in your case,
Park is your surname/family name/last name.
Sang Joon is your first name/given name.

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I totally agree with teechr.
I'm so sorry; I was confused.

park sang joonI totally agree with teechr.

I'm glad that's been clarified.

par