No. 12,187 in Korean
니네
"니네" means "you guys" or "your (plural)" in informal Korean.
In a sentence
니네 집에 가고 싶어.
I want to go to your house.
In this sentence, '니네' (ninee) is used to informally denote 'your' when addressing someone's possession (house). It is typical in casual speech among friends or peers.
니네 가족은 어떻게 지내?
How is your family doing?
Here, '니네' (ninee) also means 'your,' referring to 'your family.' It's important to note the informal tone suitable for familiar relationships.
니네 학교는 멋지네.
Your school is impressive.
Once again, '니네' (ninee) translates to 'your' in this context, as part of a compliment or an observation about 'your school,' indicating familiarity and casual tone.
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