Daijoubu desu ka? and "Daijoubu?!" Are these sentences expressing the same meaning?
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Concretely speaking, you'd better to use "Daijobu?" with "desuka" to people older than you and those who you don't know well. You can use "Daijobu?" to your friends and children.
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Yes, they are meaning the same.
"Daijoubu desuka?" is more polite, and "Daijoubu?" is casual.
You can use the latter one between close friends.
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Yes they do. They are just different degrees of formality.
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