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終助詞. Particles that act as qualifiers for the clause or sentence that they end. Reflects register and other pragmatic effects, such as the speaker's attitude.
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Polite form of ～っけ
The original question basically comes down to finding an "honorific" way (yes, that dreaded 敬語 thing) of saying だっけ？ or でしたっけ？
I would say a good and polite alternative would be to replace those expr …
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