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hi , plz I want to know the difference between '' HAMNIDA '' and '' HAMNIKKA'' and '' ... IAEYO''
I don't know when I can use such of these in the final of the word :/
16 lug 2012 00:33
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You can end a sentence with "~합니다" unless you make a question. "~합니까" is
asking. And now I can see where you felt strange about "~이에요"
Unlike "합니다/합니까?", you can use "~이에요" for a statement and a question.
Only difference between is your tone. When it's a statement, your tone at the end
goes flat. If it's a question that ends with "~이에요?", you should go up with your
tone at the end.
16 luglio 2012
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Competenze linguistiche
Arabo, Coreano
Lingua di apprendimento
Coreano
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