Verb endings: -나, -네, -지, -잖
동사 엔딩들는 맞아나요?
I wonder if these verb endings are right? ;)

Are they allused in regular conversation?

비가 오나(요)?
I wonder if it will rain? (asking myself, right? or can I ask other people too?)

비가 오네(요)!
(I love that) it is raining!

비가 오지(요)? 비가 오죠?
It's raining, isn't it?

비가 오잖(요)?
It's raining, you know?

A: 우리 같이 바닷가 가자!
B: 비가 오잖?

Question

Verb endings: -나, -네, -지, -잖
동사 엔딩들는 맞아나요?
I wonder if these verb endings are right? ;)

Are they allused in regular conversation?

비가 오나(요)?
I wonder if it will rain?  (asking myself, right? or can I ask other people too?)

비가 오네(요)!
(I love that) it is raining!

비가 오지(요)? 비가 오죠?
It's raining, isn't it?

비가 오잖(요)?
It's raining, you know?

A: 우리 같이 바닷가 가자!
B: 비가 오잖?

Answer

One more, your question "동사 엔딩들는 맞아나요?" is wrong.

You should write, "동사 엔딩들이 맞나요?".

Regards,

Answer

They are all right, except one : 
- 비가 오잖(요)?
- It's raining, you know?

The meaning is right. However you should write like this:
- 비가 오잖아(요)?
- It's raining, right?

비가 오잖아요? is the simple version of 비가 오지 않아요? which means "Isn't it raining?".

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