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Asian Joey :D] asked in TravelAsia PacificKorea · 10 years ago

Is " 저 학생이에요?" ..."Are you a student?"?

I know 저 학생이에요. means I am a student. if change my tone as if it were a question, does it mean "are you a student?'

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  • ?
    10 years ago
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    저 means I . 학생이에오 ( a student ).

    So, "Are you a student?" is not "저 학생이에요?" .

    But instead, "학생이에요?" , "넌 학생이에요?" ( Are you a student? ).

    Don't forget the tone ;)!

  • norabora
    Lv 4
    10 years ago

    Well, if by 저 you mean 저기 (excuse me) then that would make sense, but only if you say them separately. It's not really a good idea to say it like that though. If you don't want to confuse the listener just say 저기, 학생이에요? or just take out the "excuse me" part entirely. It's much easier to understand.

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