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aniyo
아니요
No
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아니요 means "No" in English. The romanization is aniyo.
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Greeting
ne
네
Yes
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eodi
어디
Where
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annyeonghaseyo
안녕하세요
Hello
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jal jasseoyo
잘 잤어요?
Did you sleep well?
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cheoeum ieyo
처음이에요
It's my first time
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tto bwayo
또 봐요
See you again
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