μλμ and μλμμ μλμ and μλμμ both can translate as "No" depending on the sentence. However, they are not the same. βοΈμλμ β’ μλμ simply means "No". It is responding to the Yes/ No questions. β’ The opposite of μλμ is λ€. β’ The casual form of μλμ is μλ. Eg μ΄κ±° λ¨Ήμλμ? (Do you want to eat this?) μλμ. (No) βοΈμλμμ β’ μλμμ is the conjugated form of "μλλ€" which means not/ not to be (something). β’ The structure Aμ/λ Bμ΄/κ° μλμμ means βA is not Bβ β’ The opposite of μλμμ is μ΄μμ or λ§μμ. β’ μλμμ is also used as a response to βthank youβ β’ The casual form of μλμμ is μλμΌ and the formal is μλλλ€. Eg. μ λ νκ΅ μ¬λμ΄ μλμμ. (I'm not Korean) βοΈππ¨π«π ππ±ππ¦π©π₯π 1. μ§κΈ λ°λΉ μ? Are you busy now? μλμ. β· No μλμμ. β· I'm not (busy) 2. νκ΅μ μ²μμ΄μμ? Is this your first time in Korea? μλμ. μ²μμ΄ μλμμ. No. It's not the first time 3. κ°μμμ? Are you a singer? μλμ, κ°μκ° μλμμ. μ리μ¬μμ. No, Iβm not a singer. Iβm a chef. 4. μ°μ° λΉλ €μ€μ κ³ λ§μμ. Thank you for lending me your umbrella. (κ°μ¬ν μΌ) μλμμ. It's not (something to thank me for).
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