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Is saying "내" to show possesion formal? what's the difference between "제"and "내"?
And what about "나"? Is it formal or informal?
Is saying "내" to show possesion formal? what's the difference between "제"and "내"?
And what about "나"? Is it formal or informal?
And what about "나"? Is it formal or informal?
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나 is casual / informal
저 is formal / polite / humble
나/저 means i/me
저 is more formal / humble than 나
내/제/네 abbreviated the word 나의/저의/너의
가 is subject marker
내/제가 means i (will / did) / myself
네가 means you(rself)
내가 할게 제가 할게요 i will do it.
네가 해 do it yourself
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