Indeed! The suffix "-ya" or "-a" after a name is to indicate you are close to that person. This can only be used in casual conversation with close friends. Similarly you may also have heard "ssi" or "nim" after a name for when you want to be (very) polite. Thanks for watching! 🙂
No, you're confusing 네가 [nega] meaning "you", and 내가 [naega] meaning "I/me". They may look similar, but you has more of an "ee" sound as in the English word "knee", whereas I/me has more of an "ay" sound as in "neighbor". Hope that helps! 😁
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I like your clips! I would like to know why people add the suffix "ah" after a name. I suppose it is a mark of affection.
Indeed! The suffix "-ya" or "-a" after a name is to indicate you are close to that person. This can only be used in casual conversation with close friends. Similarly you may also have heard "ssi" or "nim" after a name for when you want to be (very) polite. Thanks for watching! 🙂
Naega mean you not me
No, you're confusing 네가 [nega] meaning "you", and 내가 [naega] meaning "I/me".
They may look similar, but you has more of an "ee" sound as in the English word "knee", whereas I/me has more of an "ay" sound as in "neighbor".
Hope that helps! 😁