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About 아무 I know that I can say "아무 이유 없어요" or even "아무 이유가 없어요" instead for "아무 이유도 없어요". But what is the different? One more question, can I say "아무 학생 저를 좋아해요" or "아무 학생이 저를 좋아해요" instead for "아무 학생이나 저를 좋아해요"?

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"아무 이유 없어요" means, "No reason" "아무 이유가 없어요" means, "There is no reason" "아무 이유도 없어요" means, "There is no reason" BUT, in deeper meaning, "I searched for a reason, but I can't find it" 아무 means 'any'. So, if you are trying to say, "Any students love me" then I suggest you use "아무 학생들이 저를 좋아해요" Happy studying! :) P.S. If you think these are not enough to answer your questions, I recommend you to look for a Korean teacher to teach some basics of grammar.

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