No. 19,007 in Korean
아니냐고
"아니냐고" translates to "Isn't it?" or "Isn't that the case?"
In a sentence
그 책이 재미없지 아니냐고 물어봤어.
I asked if the book isn't boring.
Here, "아니냐고" is used to frame the question with a sense of confirmation or doubt about the book's perceived disinterest.
너는 나를 싫어하지 아니냐고 생각했어.
I thought whether you don't dislike me.
In this sentence, "아니냐고" conveys the speculation about the possibility of non-dislike.
그 사람은 오디션에 합격하지 아니냐고 기대하고 있어.
That person is expecting if they aren't passing the audition.
Here, "아니냐고" is used to express the hopeful inquiry about succeeding in the audition.
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