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What is the difference between Putting “yo” at the end of a sentence or word and Not putting “yo” at the end ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between Putting “yo” at the end of a sentence or word and Not putting “yo” at the end ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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To put it simply, to omit 'yo' at the end of a sentence is a way to drop honorifics and is allowed only when you talk with someone who is very close to you like your friends or family.
Otherwise, you should put 'yo' at the end of every sentence or many Korean think you are very rude.
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