군요
gunyo
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Also spelled gun
Ah, I see (polite)
It marks something you have just learned, politely: so geese defend their territory like this, so you bought the eggs at the convenience store, ah, I see. Choosing it tells the other person that you were listening and are updating what you knew, which makes it one of the most useful conversational endings to have. The plain form is 군. Several of these lines add the person or detail after the ending, which is normal spoken order.
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