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아니 / 아니요 / 아니에요 / 아니예요
Do the different endings stand for formalities or does each word stand for a different meaning.
I feel like 아니 and 아니요 both mean No, only 아니요 is a more polite form.
I get confused with 아니에요 and 아니예요 though. Do they have exact meanings and maybe someone has examples of where they are correctly used.
I feel like 아니 and 아니요 both mean No, only 아니요 is a more polite form.
I get confused with 아니에요 and 아니예요 though. Do they have exact meanings and maybe someone has examples of where they are correctly used.
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아니, 아니요, 아니에요 (O) / 아니예요 (X)
All of them means 'NO' except '아니예요' which is not right at all.
Just like you said, '아니요' and '아니에요' are polite way of saying 'NO'.
'-에요' is an ending of a word and '-예요' does not exist.
FYI, '아니에요' can be '아녜요'.
I hope you will get it. If you have more questions, ask me anything!
All of them means 'NO' except '아니예요' which is not right at all.
Just like you said, '아니요' and '아니에요' are polite way of saying 'NO'.
'-에요' is an ending of a word and '-예요' does not exist.
FYI, '아니에요' can be '아녜요'.
I hope you will get it. If you have more questions, ask me anything!
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