-나

나 Korean Pronunciation Etymology 1 First attested in the nineteenth century, as a contraction of ko -는가.ko:국어 종결어미의 통시적 변화와 쟁점 ko:장윤희 Gugeosa yeon'gu 14 63—99 2012 A general survey of diachronic change of Korean sentence-terminating endings Suffix suffix An interrogative marker in the familiar speech level; with ko -요, also used in the polite speech level. ko 자네-는 전공-을 무엇-으로 정했-나? What did you choose to major in? ko 서울역-에 어떻게 가-나-요? How can I get to Seoul Station? Conveys a question addressed to oneself. ko 내-가 미쳤-나, 어떻게 이런 실수-를... Was I insane? How could I make such a mistake... ko 잘 지내-나 싶어서 전화-했지. I called you to see how you're doing. ko Gyeongsang In the plain speech level, an interrogative marker denoting polar (yes-or-no) questions. ko -노 for wh-questions Used in ko -나 보다. Usage notes monologic question Often followed by ko 싶다 to feel like and ko 하다 to say. See also ko -고 Gyeongsang ko -가 Gyeongsang Etymology 2 From ko okm - -나〮 -ná. See the main entry for more. ko See what "main entry"? Unclear. Particle particle ko -이나 Post-vowel allomorphic ko ^차-나 커피 드시겠어요? Would you like tea or coffee? Etymology 3 From ko okm - -나〮 -ná. See the main entry for more. Suffix suffix ko -으나 Post-vowel and post-liquid allomorphic ko 표현-은 다르-나 내용-은 같다. The expressions are different, but the content is the same. References ko inflectional suffixes