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- Small endings that carry feeling
Korean grammar · Life in Korea
-지 · -네 · N이야/야 · -는데
Small endings that carry feeling
a chat message is short, so the feeling has to sit in the ending. You already know four casual endings from the Speech Room; here is what each one does in a real chat — and it is what makes you sound like a person instead of a textbook.
Example
그 카페 진짜 예쁘지?
That café is really pretty, isn't it?

The full explanation is in the unit · part of the Life in Korea Pass, opening soon · Life in Korea, Unit 4
Chatting with friends
The rule with a table, Sori’s tips, practice that checks itself, a review room and a one-page cheat sheet.
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