Why thank you very much Glad that you liked the lesson There are many more lessons Hope you have the chance to watch them as well Thank you and have a productive day
Thank you for your question Isn't she lovely? / This is in a question form, yet, the nuance is "She is lovely, isn't she?" It is used to confirm the notion. Is she not lovely? / could be used in the same way But, it could also be used in asking a real question. Personally I don't see any difference between "Aren't you~?" and "Are you not ~?" "Don't you ~?" and "Do you not ~?" Yet, there could be times when one might sound better than the other. It really depends on the context, but, in general, I think there is no big difference. In addition, we don't usually use "Are you not ~?" or "Do you not ~?" forms. Thank you and have a great day
Thank you for your question Yes, depending on the context the nuance could be a little different. "너 커피 좋아하지 않았어?" = Didn't you like coffee? / 이렇게도 표현할 수 있습니다 In general, Do you ~? Don't you ~? On the surface both questions can have different nuances depending on the speaker's intention. Yet, I think the underline core function of the both questions is to get a Yes/No answer Thank you and have a productive day
질문 형대와 관계없이
긍정이면, Yes , 부정이면 No
why don't you ~ 공손한 표현 가져갑니다.
고맙습니다.
Thank you for watching
You got the key point
Have a great day
제가 늘 궁금했던 부분입니다. 왜
부정의문으로 묻는지 잘 몰랐거든요. 설명 감사합니다
Thank you for watching
Glad that it was helpful
Have a great day
선생님짱이세요..감사합니다ㅠㅠ❤
Why thank you very much
Glad that you liked the lesson
There are many more lessons
Hope you have the chance to watch them as well
Thank you and have a productive day
아하~~ 부정으로 물어볼때 알면서.. 확인차 하는거군요. 쌤 근데 전에 타 유투브에서 Isn't she lovely? 하고 Is she not lovely? 이거였나? 뜻이 다르다고 했는데.. 밑에 댓글엔 별반 차이 없다고 쓰신거 같아서요.
Thank you for your question
Isn't she lovely? / This is in a question form, yet, the nuance is "She is lovely, isn't she?" It is used to confirm the notion.
Is she not lovely? / could be used in the same way
But, it could also be used in asking a real question.
Personally I don't see any difference between
"Aren't you~?" and "Are you not ~?"
"Don't you ~?" and "Do you not ~?"
Yet, there could be times when one might sound better than the other.
It really depends on the context, but, in general, I think there is no big difference.
In addition, we don't usually use "Are you not ~?" or "Do you not ~?" forms.
Thank you and have a great day
샘 Don't you like coffee?는 "너 커피 좋아하지 않았어?"(예전에 좋아했던 것 같음) Do you not like coffee? "너 커피 안 좋아하니?" 의미가 약간 다르지 않을까요??
Thank you for your question
Yes, depending on the context the nuance could be a little different.
"너 커피 좋아하지 않았어?"
= Didn't you like coffee? / 이렇게도 표현할 수 있습니다
In general,
Do you ~?
Don't you ~?
On the surface both questions can have different nuances depending on the speaker's intention.
Yet, I think the underline core function of the both questions is to get a Yes/No answer
Thank you and have a productive day
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