What does 아니야 mean?
아니야 means "It is not so." in Korean.
How it works here
‘-야’ is a casual declarative ending, making the denial short and definite.
Dictionary form
아니다
To not be; not to be the case
Casual form of ‘아니다’ (to not be). Polite forms include ‘아니에요’ and ‘아닙니다’.
When it's used
Used to clearly deny that a person, thing, judgment, or fact applies.
The line
나는 아니야.
It’s not me.
Clearly denying whether something is true.
Scene from “[GOING SEVENTEEN 2020] EP.40 돈't Lie Ⅱ #1 (Don't Lie Ⅱ #1)” · Channel: SEVENTEEN Watch on YouTube
More examples
그건 내 실수가 아니야.
That wasn’t my mistake.
이 소식은 사실이 아닙니다.
This news is not true.
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What does this mean here?
아니야
나는 아니야.
It’s not me.
- It means accepting a fact as true.
- It means readily agreeing to a request.
- It is used to deny that something is so: ‘~is not.’
- It means believing someone without doubt.
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It is used to deny that something is so: ‘~is not.’
Casual form of ‘아니다’ (to not be). Polite forms include ‘아니에요’ and ‘아닙니다’.
Other words in this line
- 나
- I; me
Same expression in other scenes
More SEVENTEEN scenes
- No.628없어— Does not exist; do not have.
- No.629없을 거 같다— It seems that there will not be any; I think there will not be any.
- No.625과연 어디다— A feeling of ‘really?’ or ‘if that were so,’ expressing doubt or checking.
- No.630어떻게 찾아— How do I find it?
- No.624너무 어렵다— To an excessive degree.
- No.631있는 거야— Is it the case that it exists?
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