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do they have a formal version? 🥺🥺🥺 what are their formal version 🥺🥺🥺

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That's ok!
I think no one feels bad, too casual using them.

Last year
=sakunen
Yes,it's formal form. Used in formal speach and official documents.
=kyonen
You can use it in both cases of casual and formal. It always does not sound too casual.

Next year
(=myounen
You would find it in a rigidly formal speach and document.
But most of peaple and the medias in Japan stopped using it these days. If you want to use it, it's better to use same form, most formal words like ''sakunen'')
=rainen
You can use it in both cases of casual and formal. It always does not sound too casual.


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