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用法・使い方. How to use certain words, phrases, particles, endings, constructions, and their variants.
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Ending a sentence with さ
When is it appropriate to put さ at the end of a sentence? Do women say this also? I think I remember seeing a female character say it in an anime.
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Using すみません instead of ありがとう
Can すみません always be used in place of ありがとう? What's the difference?
When using すみません to express thanks, what other words are used with it?
Could you show me some examples?
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Ending a sentence in ぞと
One of the people I follow on twitter sometimes ends his sentences in ぞと. Is this just a more polite form of ぞ?
Here's an example:
ブログUPしましたぞと♪(´ε` )
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What is さすが when referring to oneself? さすがに眠い
It means "as one would expect" when referring to others, and it's sort of a compliment.
But you're not supposed to compliment yourself in Japanese.
So does さすが have a different meaning when referring …
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How do we construct sentences ending in わけ?
The is a certain way of talking where you can end just about anything you say in わけ.
What is the sentence structure for this way of talking?
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Particles: に vs. で
I have progressed pretty far in Japanese, but when I construct Japanese sentences, I still get these two particles mixed up. For example, when talking about being inside something, I don't know when t …