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can someone expalin the difference between 냐 and 니 in introgative sentence?
- Korean
I don't recommend to use "냐". you can use it if you are talking to close friends. But it sounds very rude when you just use it commonly.
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- Korean
it's same meaning.
korean can understand both.
it's related with the way you talk.
냐 is used when you talk to person who younger than u
니 is more polite than 냐(manners)
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