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Please show me example sentences with “-냐고” . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
Please show me example sentences with “-냐고” . Tell me as many daily expressions as possible.
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그거 뭐냐고
what's that?
이거 맞냐고
is this right?
먹을 거냐고
do you eat it?
갈 거냐고
do you go?
~냐고 is a little rude expression. so, you need to remember not to use this to people older than you.
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