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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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Are there any situations where かしら is considered appropriate/normal for males to use?
I did a search on this and found the following:
昔、TBSの番組「ザ・ベスト10」で久米宏が なに気に
「〜かしら」と言ったのを見て初めは かなり衝撃でしたが
アナウンサーの業界では以外と使われている様です。
あと学者や解説者など、有識者や育ちのいい人が
今でも比較的違和感なく使っていますね。
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