"-지비" meaning in Korean

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          "english": "When the snow melts away and the spring returns we would plant the seeds again here.\nThe interviewee, a Ukrainian woman named Maria Kovalenko, was married to a Koryo-saram man and had come to Kazakhstan during the deportation of Soviet Koreans due to her husband. The area in Kazakhstan where the documentary was filmed (Ushtobe) had a Koryo-saram majority in the past, and Koryo-mar was apparently the lingua franca and primary language for a short time.",
          "ref": "1993, 코발렌코 마리아 니콜라예브나 [koballenko maria nikollayebeuna], “Коре сарам [Kore saram]”, in Song Cinema inc., 카자흐스탄 우슈토베 [kajaheuseutan usyutobe]",
          "roman": "Nun da nokgo bom-i doraonikkani tto yeogi-ro sillyeowatjibi.",
          "text": "눈 다 녹고 봄이 돌아오니까니 또 여기로 실려왔지비.",
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          "english": "Of course I went there, but when I went.. you know how there are ladies that sell things at supermarkets?",
          "ref": "2021 August 22, 이유미 [iyumi], “남한정착 3개월차 탈북녀들의 황당한 한국생활 계획! 북한사투리 버전 [namhanjeongchak 3gaewolcha talbungnyeodeurui hwangdanghan han'guksaenghwal gyehoek! bukhansaturi beojeon]”, in 중고차는 유미카 [junggochaneun yumika], 양강도 혜산시 [yanggangdo hyesansi]",
          "roman": "Geuge ttak gatjibi, gan-neunde.. Geu mateu-eseo pa-neun ajumai it-jan-ni?",
          "text": "그게 딱 갔지비, 갔는데.. 그 마트에서 파는 아주마이 있잖니?",
          "type": "quotation"
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        "Hamgyong, Russia, and Yanbian form of 지 (-ji, “A general-purpose sentence-final suffix with a more affirmative sense than 어 in the intimate style”)."
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        "Myongchon"
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      "ipa": "[t͡ɕibi]",
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    },
    {
      "other": "[지비]"
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  "word": "-지비"
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          "ref": "1993, 코발렌코 마리아 니콜라예브나 [koballenko maria nikollayebeuna], “Коре сарам [Kore saram]”, in Song Cinema inc., 카자흐스탄 우슈토베 [kajaheuseutan usyutobe]",
          "roman": "Nun da nokgo bom-i doraonikkani tto yeogi-ro sillyeowatjibi.",
          "text": "눈 다 녹고 봄이 돌아오니까니 또 여기로 실려왔지비.",
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          "english": "Of course I went there, but when I went.. you know how there are ladies that sell things at supermarkets?",
          "ref": "2021 August 22, 이유미 [iyumi], “남한정착 3개월차 탈북녀들의 황당한 한국생활 계획! 북한사투리 버전 [namhanjeongchak 3gaewolcha talbungnyeodeurui hwangdanghan han'guksaenghwal gyehoek! bukhansaturi beojeon]”, in 중고차는 유미카 [junggochaneun yumika], 양강도 혜산시 [yanggangdo hyesansi]",
          "roman": "Geuge ttak gatjibi, gan-neunde.. Geu mateu-eseo pa-neun ajumai it-jan-ni?",
          "text": "그게 딱 갔지비, 갔는데.. 그 마트에서 파는 아주마이 있잖니?",
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        "Kilju County",
        "Myongchon"
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    },
    {
      "other": "[지비]"
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  "word": "-지비"
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