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Daijoubu desu ka? and "Daijoubu?!" Are these sentences expressing the same meaning?
16 okt. 2010 22:08
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Concretely speaking, you'd better to use "Daijobu?" with "desuka" to people older than you and those who you don't know well. You can use "Daijobu?" to your friends and children.
17 oktober 2010
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Yes, they are meaning the same.
"Daijoubu desuka?" is more polite, and "Daijoubu?" is casual.
You can use the latter one between close friends.
17 oktober 2010
Yes they do. They are just different degrees of formality.
16 oktober 2010
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