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What is the difference between 저, 내가, and 나? Do they all mean 'me'?
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저,내가, 나-- they all mean "I", but 저 is a formal way of saying 나.
For example, when you're in a formal situation or speaking to someone older than you, you would say:
저 벌써 밥 먹었어요. (I already ate.)
When you are talking to your friends, you would say:
나 벌써 밥 먹었어. (I already ate.)
This one is kind of tricky to explain as it can be used in various ways. The two most common ways 내가 is used are:
1. combination of I & (helping verb)
내가 빨래할게. (I will do the laundry).
2. my
내가 제일 좋아하는 가수. (my favorite singer)
Hope that helps!
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