이야

iya

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As for X (with a shrug)

Sets one thing apart from everything else, usually with a dismissive or knowing shrug: as for his ability, you all saw it; as for these days, you can get anything; Wook Dong, on the other hand, has done tons of romance; as for smashing a gourd, that's nothing. Four of these lines carry that contrastive weight. Be careful with the lookalike — the plain 'is' ending is also 이야, and the rest of the lines here are that instead, such as asking whether it was 39 or 29.

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