@aime88 i don’t know if this helps you, this is the way i use, you can change ur ohone language to korean so that you can see how korean works in the situation you want to know on the phone.

aime88

15 mag 2022

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@preatop I mean if I am making a survey, for example: "Do you think Bob looks like Michael Jackson"... and I want to give the options "Yes or No", how should I say it.

heysungjin

15 mag 2022

Coreano

@aime88 예 for yes, 아니오 for no. It’s the solid way to write.

aime88

15 mag 2022

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@preatop Ok thanks for your help 👍

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Qual è la differenza tra I haven’t seen him in such a long time. e I haven’t seen him for such a long time. ?

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Qual è la differenza tra I haven’t seen him in such a long time. e I haven’t seen him for such a long time. ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

They mean exactly the same thing, but the first option is more common I would say.

@preatop No problem, if u don't mind can you help me answer a question about Korean?

@preatop Think about it this way. Another way you can say this is "I haven't seen him IN ages"... notice that you DON'T say "I haven't seen him for ages". In this context, the word "in" should actually be considered part of the whole phrase "in a long time". Don't think of it as a separate word.

@preatopIf I want to create a Survey/Poll with "yes" and "no" as options, is it natural to say:☑ 네✖ 아니 Sorry if this is a stupid question but I know there are many ways to say "no" and I still don't understand the different formalities

@preatop Like how do you put "No " as an option. There are so many ways to say No

@preatop Ok, thanks!

@preatop I mean if I am making a survey, for example: "Do you think Bob looks like Michael Jackson"... and I want to give the options "Yes or No", how should I say it.

@preatop Ok thanks for your help 👍

@preatop

If I want to create a Survey/Poll with "yes" and "no" as options, is it natural to say:

☑ 네
✖ 아니

Sorry if this is a stupid question but I know there are many ways to say "no" and I still don't understand the different formalities