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the difference between –아니에요, –아니야 and –아냐?
아니야 and 아냐 sound the same when I say them so is 아냐 just a shortened way to write 아니야? Also I know that 아니에요 is formal because of the 요, but do they still all mean the same thing or have slightly different uses/meanings?
정말 감사합니다~~!
16 sep. 2013 11:45
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아니에요 means the same thing as you know. It is just a formal expresion.
And as you expected, -아냐? is shorten version of -아니야? They means Doesnt/ Isnt it (subject)~~??
16 september 2013
Ah wow, you've been learning much longer than me! I hope we can help each other ^^ I can always help with any English of course :)
22 september 2013
안녕하세요. 한국어를 4년동안 배웠어요. I come from China. I like to make diffident friends with diffident cultures. we can study korean together.
22 september 2013
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