I found the following two sentences:

あとで添削 **せにゃ** 。- I'll look it over later.

この世界 **にゃ** 魔法ってのがある **からな** - There's magic on this world.

I checked the dictionary and some of the meanings of "にゃ" includes "Having to
do something" and "On", which makes sense on both of those sentences.

あとで添削せにゃ - I'll (Have to) look it up later.

この世界にゃ魔法ってのがあるからな - (On) this world there's magic.

However, **I'm not sure about the usage** of せ + にゃ on **あとで添削せにゃ**

**I'm also not sure about the meaning of からな** at the end of
**この世界にゃ魔法ってのがあるからな**. I assume it's a combination of から meaning from and the
sentence ending particle な which has the same meaning as ね, but I'm not sure
how something along the lines of "From, isn't it" would fit on the sentence.
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Meaning of (せ)にゃ and から(な)
Generally called "なまり（namari)" or "dialect," "にゃ(nya)" is not a common word
and may be used in very casual situations between friends.

**Please note that it may be considered rude to use it in business
situations.**

"な(na)" has almost the same meaning as "にゃ," but is more formal than "にゃ".

It can be used in business situations and is not considered rude.
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