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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo and sarang ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo and sarang ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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1. informal
2. formal
3. doesn't mean love you. it just mean love
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
answerthat's meaning are same. for example, saranghae is when u say to ur friend. saranghaeyo is when u say to ur parents
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
answer사랑해 (saranghae) - informal 사랑해요 (saranghaeyo) - formal
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
answersaranghaeyo is more polite than the other. so sentences ends with yo usually more polite
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
answeradding "yo" at the end of sentences is a polite way to speak.
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What does saranghae mean?
answerI love you
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What is the difference between saranghae and saranghaeyo ?
answer사랑해 is informal 사랑해요 is formal
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What is the difference between saranghae and sarang and saranghaeyo ?
answer사랑 (noun) 사랑해 (informal) 사랑해요(formal)
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