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Used to form tag questions or to express doubt (like 'isn't it?' or 'don't you?').
Formation
Verb/Adjective stem + 나요?
Examples
오늘 날씨가 좋지 않나요? 비가 계속 오고 있어서요.
Oneul nalssiga johji annayo? Biga gyesok ogo isseoseoyo.
The weather isn’t too good today, is it? It's been raining continuously.
당신은 저와 같이 저녁 식사를 할 거예요, 그렇지 않나요?
Dangsineun jeowa gachi jeonyeok siksareul hal geoyeyo, geureochi annayo?
You’re going to have dinner with me, aren’t you?
저는 요즘 너무 바빠서 주말에 휴식이 필요하지 않나요?
Jeoneun yojeum neomu bappaseo jumare hyusigi pilyohaji annayo?
I’ve been really busy these days; I need some rest on the weekend, don't I?
우리 모두 코로나 백신을 맞아야 합니다, 그렇지 않나요?
Uri modu korona baeksineul maj-aya hamnida, geureochi annayo?
We all need to get the COVID vaccine, shouldn’t we?
Long Explanation
'~나요? [nayo?]' is a question ending that often seeks confirmation or agreement. It can mean 'isn’t it?', 'don’t you?', or 'right?' in English. The speaker is fairly polite but is also expressing some uncertainty or asking for the listener’s opinion/confirmation.
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