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I just searched for phonetic of понял and found these:
по́нял [пон’ил]
поня́л [пан’ал]


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    I just searched for phonetic of понял and found these:
    по́нял [пон’ил]
    поня́л [пан’ал]


    Please let me know that both are correct? and have same meaning as Got it!?










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      I just searched for phonetic of понял and found these:
      по́нял [пон’ил]
      поня́л [пан’ал]


      Please let me know that both are correct? and have same meaning as Got it!?










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      I just searched for phonetic of понял and found these:
      по́нял [пон’ил]
      поня́л [пан’ал]


      Please let me know that both are correct? and have same meaning as Got it!?







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          Поня́л is a stress pattern pertaining to speech of grammarless native speakers, very low register.



          Sometimes it can be used jokingly, with tongue in cheek, in informal conversations as a curt question Поня́л? or as a curt answer Поня́л, in which case it's a mockery.






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            по́нял [пон’ил] is the only correct form use for either questioning and confirmation.



            поня́л [пан’ал] is an informal form commonly used to question (the closest would be "do you get it?").
            It's not so much of a mockery but pretty patronizing way which you wouldn't use with people you don't closely know as it has a condescending sounding to it.






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              Sometimes it can be used jokingly, with tongue in cheek, in informal conversations as a curt question Поня́л? or as a curt answer Поня́л, in which case it's a mockery.






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                Поня́л is a stress pattern pertaining to speech of grammarless native speakers, very low register.



                Sometimes it can be used jokingly, with tongue in cheek, in informal conversations as a curt question Поня́л? or as a curt answer Поня́л, in which case it's a mockery.






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                  Поня́л is a stress pattern pertaining to speech of grammarless native speakers, very low register.



                  Sometimes it can be used jokingly, with tongue in cheek, in informal conversations as a curt question Поня́л? or as a curt answer Поня́л, in which case it's a mockery.






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                      по́нял [пон’ил] is the only correct form use for either questioning and confirmation.



                      поня́л [пан’ал] is an informal form commonly used to question (the closest would be "do you get it?").
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                        по́нял [пон’ил] is the only correct form use for either questioning and confirmation.



                        поня́л [пан’ал] is an informal form commonly used to question (the closest would be "do you get it?").
                        It's not so much of a mockery but pretty patronizing way which you wouldn't use with people you don't closely know as it has a condescending sounding to it.






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                          по́нял [пон’ил] is the only correct form use for either questioning and confirmation.



                          поня́л [пан’ал] is an informal form commonly used to question (the closest would be "do you get it?").
                          It's not so much of a mockery but pretty patronizing way which you wouldn't use with people you don't closely know as it has a condescending sounding to it.






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                          по́нял [пон’ил] is the only correct form use for either questioning and confirmation.



                          поня́л [пан’ал] is an informal form commonly used to question (the closest would be "do you get it?").
                          It's not so much of a mockery but pretty patronizing way which you wouldn't use with people you don't closely know as it has a condescending sounding to it.







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