can 죠 be used in affimative sentences? Cause i heard in song: "내가 너무 예쁘죠" and as i understood it wasn't a question. And also i want to know, can we use 잖아요 in question form? For example: "저는 오늘 빨리 왔잖아요?"
verb or adjective -다 +the conjucation that you want to add for example 죠 공부하다to study -다 +죠 =공부하죠 it means (study,right) 죠 it"s like a thing that is obivous
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Is 죠 polite ?
can 죠 be used in affimative sentences? Cause i heard in song: "내가 너무 예쁘죠" and as i understood it wasn't a question.
And also i want to know, can we use 잖아요 in question form? For example: "저는 오늘 빨리 왔잖아요?"
verb or adjective -다 +the conjucation that you want to add for example 죠
공부하다to study -다 +죠
=공부하죠 it means (study,right)
죠 it"s like a thing that is obivous