This sentence is from Digimon Adventure episode 10.
そう都合よくいくわけありまへんて
It seems like some kind of 終助詞 but I'm not sure. What is that?
The prior dialogue is:
電源さえあれば..
He wishes for a source of electricity because they are in some old ruins.
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Related japanese.stackexchange.com/q/97595/45489– sundownerJan 12 at 6:37
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促音なくても同じ意味なのですか？？省略でいいですか– ManabJan 12 at 6:39
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It is in Kansaiben. That's why there's no っ. In Tokyo dialect, it will be そう都合よくいくわけないって.– sundownerJan 12 at 6:41
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Does that mean that people in kansai always tend to not pronounce the っ? Is that a personal preference or a general rule? Do you happen to know? Simples sentence like 何々って意味 would become 何々て意味？– ManabJan 12 at 6:43
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1No. I guess it is mostly because っ is harder to pronounce after ん. As a second thought ありませんて is possible in Tokyo. But ありませんって is ok too. The latter is a bit emphatic.– sundownerJan 12 at 6:50
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I guess it's one (less standard) way to transcribe the particle in speech that's normally written as って. The lack of っ might have to do with ん not ending with a vowel.
It may be seen more often in transcriptions of western dialects, but not exclusively.
From https://www.aozora.gr.jp/cards/000277/files/59445_74041.html
何をしゃべったって、腹がへって口がきけませんて顔をしている
The author (辻村伊助) was from Kanto as far as I can see.