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Originally Posted by MMM
Correct me if I am wrong, (and it could be a dialect thing) but isn't なの? used when there is an implied reason to ask the question?
Like, I say you walking hand in hand with Mari, so I could ask
マリちゃんと付き合っているの？(Mari-chan to tsukiatte iru no?)
Are you dating Mari?
But it isn't a question I would as out of the blue.
Also the なの form sounds a little more feminine to me... am I wrong?
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I think 好きなの？ is ok..I've seen this somewhere...
And if u have watched Higurashi No naku koro ni, you'll know the character Rika abuse the usage of Nano...she adds Nano at the end of every sentense LOL!