는구나

neunguna

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Also spelled nunguna

'Oh, so...' quoting your own thought

Marks a realisation and then hands it to a verb of thinking, so you are quoting yourself: so that's how you use it when people argue, it made me think it helps even when you grow up, I realise that's how you're supposed to skewer them. The pattern is the realisation, then 는구나, then 'I thought' or 'it struck me'. Said out loud to another person with nothing after it, the same ending is the plain 는구나 of dawning understanding.

Register: casual, inner thought

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