See 남이사 on Wiktionary
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"english": "Why do you even care about what other people are doing?",
"roman": "Nam-isa mwol hadeun niga mwon sanggwan-inde?",
"text": "남이사 뭘 하든 니가 뭔 상관인데?",
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"Used in place of 남이야 (nam-iya, “as for other people”) when dismissing people who are too nosy, with a connotation of \"none of your business\"."
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"(colloquial, derogatory) Used in place of 남이야 (nam-iya, “as for other people”) when dismissing people who are too nosy, with a connotation of \"none of your business\"."
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"(Gyeongsang or slang) Alternative form of 남이야 (nam-iya, “as for other people”)"
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"word": "남이사"
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