느냐

neunya

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Also spelled nunya

Blunt or old-fashioned question ending

An old and forceful way to end a question, at home in period drama and scolding: how dare you interfere, how dare you fling the door open, did you see my core. Repeated across a verb and its negative it sets up a straight either-or — whether you believe me or not, whether you believe your dad or not. It also poses a question rhetorically in narration, as in the line asking what they do during those three days. Ordinary conversation uses 냐 or, politely, 나요.

Register: blunt or archaic; period-drama flavour

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