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How do I ask "Are you feeling better today?" in Korean (informally) to a close friend
Aug 8, 2015 11:06 PM
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오늘은 좀 나아? (좀 (somewhat) may be omitted, but people most of the time say it ) 오늘은 좀 낫니? (more feminine) 낫다 (adj) -> better, in higher quality, superior 낫다 (v) -> be cured, recover ("낫다" in the example sentence is adjective 낫다)
August 8, 2015
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