EP54
-잖아
jana
you know, right?
What does -잖아 (jana) mean in Korean?
How to Use
Used to remind the listener of something you both already know.
Rule: This is 반말; the polite form is -잖아요. Only use it for information the listener already has — using it for something new sounds rude.
Examples
어제 말했잖아.
I told you yesterday, remember?
여기 자주 왔잖아.
We used to come here a lot.
너도 좋아하잖아.
You like it too, don't you?
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