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24 Dec 2017
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What is the difference between 너가 and 니가 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 너가 and 니가 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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거의 똑같아요 하지만 니가는 어린애들이 쓰는 말이고 너가를 보통 많이쓰죠.
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Almost the same, but 니가 children use it a lot.
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- Arabic
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It's same.
너가 is standard Korean,
니가 is dialect Korean(Busan)
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They r the same. Both are used in informal speaking. But 니가 is way more casual. People say 니가 very often cuz it’s a bit easier to pronounce but it sometimes can sound rude depends on how you use it.
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너가 is wrong express. 네가 is right. 네가 pronounces 니가 usually. bescause of similar pronounce as 내가. it is can be confused when listen. and 니가 is wrong express, just exist pronunsiation.
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