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너 info.

• Tips to Remember:
 – “너” is pronounced “neo” and can be remembered by thinking of it as a casual, everyday way to say “you” in Korean.
 – Link it with informal interactions—it's used for friends, peers, or someone younger.

• Explanations:
 – “너” is the informal singular form of “you” in Korean.
 – It is used when speaking to someone you’re familiar with or someone younger; using “너” with someone older or in formal situations may be considered impolite.

• Other Words with a Similar Meaning:
 – “당신” (dangsin) – a more formal or sometimes intimate form of “you.”
 – “자네” (jane) – used informally, often in a slightly old-fashioned or regional context.

• Alternate Meanings/Connotations and Slang:
 – When used inappropriately or aggressively, “너” can come off as rude or confrontational.
 – In casual slang among close friends, its use is acceptable and carries a friendly tone.

• Examples of Sentences:
 – “너 어디 가?”
  Romanized: “Neo eodi ga?”
  Meaning: “Where are you going?”
 – “너 뭐 하고 있어?”
  Romanized: “Neo mwo hago isseo?”
  Meaning: “What are you doing?”
 – “너 정말 멋있다.”
  Romanized: “Neo jeongmal meositta.”
  Meaning: “You are really cool.”

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