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What's the different between 네, 니? What's the different between 네, 니? because some times when I listening to korean song while seeing the lyrics 네, and 니 pronounce the same.. is it typo? or it is pronounced in the same way but have different meaning?
Jul 2, 2013 6:27 AM
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You mean 'You' in korean? 네가 사랑한 그녀 니가 사랑한 그녀. (kkk) means totally different. 네 = 너. 니 = a dialect. so much of a dialect it is, sounds almost funny. '네가 사랑한 그녀' sounds romantic '니가 사랑한 그녀' sounds almost comical.
July 2, 2013
Titi is right, because 네가 (your) and 내가 (my) both have naega spelling, but one is formed of 너+의 (your) and one is 나+의 (my) so 네가 is pronounced "니가" in songs and stuff because of confusion, but make sure you always spell it correctly :)
July 4, 2013
thanks too titi...^^
July 2, 2013
I don't think 네 and 닉 pronounced the same in any case.
July 2, 2013
They don't have different meanings, but Korean people prefer to say " 니 " instead of " 네 ". If you say " 네 " it can be the same with " 내 " and it can cause misunderstandings.
July 2, 2013
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