What does 나 mean?
나 means "I; me; myself." in Korean.
How it works here
나 refers to the speaker and, with 도, means “me too.”
When it's used
Used to refer to oneself in conversation, especially with close people.
The line
형, 나도
Hyung, me too.
The speaker briefly says that it is their turn or that they want a share too.
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More examples
나는 매운 음식을 잘 못 먹어.
I can’t eat spicy food very well.
나 먼저 갈게.
I’ll go first.
Quick check
What does this mean here?
나
형, 나도
Hyung, me too.
- The first-person pronoun referring to the speaker.
- You
- We
- They
Show the answer
The first-person pronoun referring to the speaker.
나 is informal, while 저 is more polite and deferential. It commonly appears with particles or forms such as 나도, 나랑, and 내.
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