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30 Dec 2016
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Could someone tell me the difference between the polite forms "니다" , "다" and "요" ? And when do I use what?
Could someone tell me the difference between the polite forms "니다" , "다" and "요" ? And when do I use what?
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We don't use "다" when we talk with someone.
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"요" can be use in question form. But "니다" can't.
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@jinloveniisan Okay thank you very much ^^
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