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付加疑問文. Essentially declarative statements that are made into questions by adding an interrogative expression or a special marker. In Japanese they are used very often, especially in order to look for approval or to soften declarations.
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What is the difference between びっくりした and びっくりするじゃないの
It's a little difficult to tell for certain without punctuation or context, but...
The first one almost certainly means "[I'm] Surprised" (or something like "You startled me").
The second one prob …
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