No. 1,678 in Korean
아니라는
A conjugated form meaning "not to be" or "is not," depending on context.
In a sentence
그게 사실이 아니라고 말했다.
They said it wasn't true.
In this sentence, '아니라고' comes from '아니다' and is used to negate a statement, specifically conveying that something is asserted as not being the case.
나는 네가 책임이 아니라고 생각해.
I don't think you are to blame.
Here, '아니라고' is used to express a negation within an indirect statement, often encountered in expressions of opinion or thought.
그것이 꿈이 아니라고 어떻게 확신할 수 있어?
How can you be sure that it's not a dream?
In this example, '아니라고' is part of a rhetorical or contemplative question, challenging the certainty of a situation by suggesting it's not as presumed.
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