는가

neunga

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Also spelled nunga

Whether; and 'seems, apparently'

Wraps a question inside a sentence — which ones learned faster, what facility they didn't use, why he stumbled on his wedding day. Half of these lines use the very common 는가 보다 instead, which means 'apparently' or 'I guess': that must be why everyone buys Auntie Anne's, he must have a body double, I just assumed it came with the meal. Standing alone at the end of a line it is a weighty, rhetorical question, which is how captions use it.

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