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Eddie Kal
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Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentensesentence and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by feminine speakers as a sentensesentence ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sencesense in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.

Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentense and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by feminine speakers as a sentense ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sence in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.

Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentence and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by feminine speakers as a sentence ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sense in the context of my question). But I am still not sure.

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Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentense and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by femalesfeminine speakers as a sentense ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sence in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.

Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentense and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by females as a sentense ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sence in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.

Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentense and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by feminine speakers as a sentense ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sence in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.

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What is the role of 「の」 particle in the sentence 「何見てるのよ 」

Recently I saw the sentence「何見てるのよ」in manga. It was said by a female character. I suppose it's translated as "What are you looking at?". But I am not sure about the role of 「の」in this sentence. So there are 2 questions:

  1. Is 何見てるよ (without 「の」) still a valid sentense and means the same?
  2. What 「の」particle means in this sentence?

Also I've just found, that a 「の」particle can be used by females as a sentense ending particle for emphasizing or questioning tone (which makes sence in the context of my question). But I am still not sure. Thank you for any help.