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08 Nov 01:36 AM
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What is the difference between so when you say yes as and "yae" "nae" and "dae"
is there really any difference? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between so when you say yes as and "yae" "nae" and "dae"
is there really any difference? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
is there really any difference? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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yae (예) and nae (네) is same.
you can use anything but nae is more natural.
dae is wrong
nobody use dae to say yes
you can use anything but nae is more natural.
dae is wrong
nobody use dae to say yes
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@grenoukdw but it sounds like "dae" whenever I listen to someone saying "yes" in Korean
it sounds like they're saying "dae" not "nae"
it sounds like they're saying "dae" not "nae"
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