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How do you say "of course not" in Korean?
당연히 아니죠
dangyeonhi anijyo
In Korean, "of course not" is 당연히 아니죠 (dangyeonhi anijyo).
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Pronunciation
"Dangyeonhi anijyo" flows evenly, with "dangyeonhi," meaning of course, spoken plainly before the firm "anijyo," meaning not.
Writing and usage
당연히 아니죠 is written using hangul. It's a phrase, and this word is also taught inside the Noun Town language learning game, where it appears in interactive lessons alongside hundreds of other everyday words.
Example sentence
of course not
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How to remember 당연히 아니죠
Dangyeonhi sounds like "dahn, yon, he" — Dahn and Yon obviously agree, of course not, dangyeonhi anijyo.
Related words
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- thats amazing 정말 대단하네요 jeongmal daedanhaneyo
- thats terrible 끔찍하네 kkeumjjikhane
- watch your step 발 조심하세요 bal josimhaseyo
- be quiet 조용히 해. joyonghi hae.
- listen up 잘 들어요 jal deureoyo
- look out 조심해 josimhae
- thats so funny 정말 웃기네요 jeongmal utgineyo
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Questions about 당연히 아니죠
How do you pronounce 당연히 아니죠?
"Dangyeonhi anijyo" flows evenly, with "dangyeonhi," meaning of course, spoken plainly before the firm "anijyo," meaning not.
Is 당연히 아니죠 formal or casual?
당연히 아니죠 is a common everyday expression. Context and tone of voice matter more than the words themselves for how formal it sounds.
How is 당연히 아니죠 written in Korean?
당연히 아니죠 is written using hangul. Romanised, it reads as dangyeonhi anijyo.
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