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What is the difference between "이뻐" and "에뻐" and "에쁜" and "이뿌" and "이쁘" ?
What is the difference between "이뻐" and "에뻐" and "에쁜" and "이뿌" and "이쁘" ?
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“이뻐/예뻐” is standard language and
“에뻐/에쁜/이뿌/이쁘” they are nonstandard word but people might be use it to pronounce cute
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예쁘다/이쁘다 -> 예뻐/이뻐 = both have the meaning of "pretty"
에뻐 = in fact, there is no word 에뻐, but it's cute(?) variation of 예뻐/이뻐.
이뿌/이쁘 = the same as 에뻐 = they are just cute(?) variation of 예뻐/이뻐.
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