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27 Dec 2016
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What is the difference between ~에요 and ~예요 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between ~에요 and ~예요 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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it's has a basic grammar which depend on the last alphabet of the word or specifically if the word have "patchim" or not :)
- Indonesian
- Korean
-이에요 = -예요
예요 is abbreviation of 이에요
If the word ends with a consonant, use 이에요 and If it ends with a vowel, use 예요
Ex)
나는 사람이에요
그녀는 나의 우상이에요
그는 훌륭한 분이에요
이 개는 내 애완동물이에요
나는 여자예요
나는 남자예요
이것은 지우개예요
그는 내 친구예요
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- Indonesian
@yuna_kr ah so 예요 is an abbreviation of 이에요. thank you so much for your help!
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