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181231 INFINITE Fanmeeting FOREVER in Seoul
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Hey guys! This post is super important! I want to take a minute to explain that 야 does not simply mean “hey.” I have seen countless tumblr posts and other sources translate 야 to “hey.” And, they aren’t exactly wrong, but there is no contextual understanding of this word’s usage. And that’s that most of the time, this is not a friendly word. It’s really aggressive and would probably be better translated as a “hey, wtf” kind of feeling. It isn’t a greeting and should really be used with the closest of friends because you could really hurt or surprise someone by using it wrong. And, I’m speaking from experience. I learned this the hard way. So, here are some examples.
야 너 미쳤어? Yo wft, are you crazy?
야 너 왜 그랬어? Hey what the hell. Why did you do that?
야 죽을래? Wtf you wanna die?
야! 내 카톡 왜 씹어!? Hey! Why are you ignoring my messages?
Once, you’re close to your friends, you can use it in a less aggressive and more positive way. But, you have to say it longer and in a lower tone. Tone of voice is really important. Kind of like yooooo~ Here are some examples.
야아아~ 덥지 ㅠㅠㅠ yoooo it’s so hot.
야아아아~ 남자 친구 생겼다면서? Yoooo, I heard you got a boyfriend?
야아 오늘 나 잘 하지 않았나? Yo~ didn’t I do a good job today?
야아아! 저 사람 봤어?? Yooo did you see that person?
So, when is this word appropriate? It definitely depends on the person and relationship. But, I honestly wouldn’t suggest using it. It’s great to know and understand, but this word could really hurt someone’s feelings when used wrong. Personally, I never use it. I have two friends who use it with each other, but they’re kind of rough and tough types who swear like sailors and have been best friends since middle school. Sometimes, I do use the second version though that’s used in a low tone for positive situations.
I hope this is useful! Follow me for Korean lessons and tips!
มาทำงานวันที่ 4 อีมินโฮกลับบ้านแล้วนะ ^^ @Regrann from @daeunanana - #배우 #이민호 #수요일 #퇴근길 #죄송 #이번주까지만요 #수고했어요 #김탄은참잘생겼다 #근데 #동네아저씨 #그래도 #야 는 #아닌듯 #예의 #좀요 #같은 #동네주민 #민망 #수서 #actor #leeminho #wednesday @actorleeminho 내가 이민호 완전한 팬은 아니지만 그래도 같은 '동네'사람으로서 아저씨 '야'는 너무 했어요😨 - #regrann