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No can be "Ani" too? Is there a "-yo" after "ani" because it's formal? Sometimes I only hear people say "ani" when they say no. Unless they are saying it really fast "aniyo" , lol.. And same goes for "gawi bawi bo!" Sometimes, I don't know if they are saying the "wi" part. It sounds like "gai bai bo!"
May 9, 2011 2:46 AM
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Ending "-yo" makes a sentence polite a bit and informal. (it's kind of "해요체-Haeyoche") 1.아니(a-ni) - impolite and informal 2.아니요(a-ni-yo) - polite and informal 3.아뇨(a-nyo) = a contraction of "아니요" As for "가위-바위-보", /w/ sounds as in "가위", "바위" should be prounounced exactly but when we are saying it fast, often the /w/ sounds are ignored because /이/ sound is easier to pronounce than /우/ sound. This happens in conversation. ^________^
May 9, 2011
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