Japanese grammar of the day -7-

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It's me again https://media1.tenor.com/m/l1kByEnGJDEAAAAd/clanker.gif Last posts, we learned about a few thing; they were: particles, は(wa), を(o), の(no) uses…
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It's me again


Last posts, we learned about a few thing; they were: particles, は(wa), を(o), の(no), が (ga) uses as particles.

Today's particle of the day is

ね • ne



This one is rather simple and I am sure you have heard it multiple times in anime.



Particle ね is a type of particle that adds nuance or tone to a sentence. Typically ね is used at the end of a sentence and it is like tagging a question onto the end of a sentence in English, as in "…isn't it?," "…right?" or "…okay?"

In other words, it is a particle that can be used to seek agreement by adding a tag question
It can also be used as a friendly tone marker.



"このケーキは甘いね • このけえきはあまいね • kono keeki wa amai ne"
The words are この(kono)= this, ケーキ(keeki) = cake, 甘い (amai) = sweet. は(wa) is topic marker.

this sentence translates to, "this cake is sweet, isn't it?"

In this sentence ね is added to the end and it means "isn't it", so it is a way of seeking agreement and adding a friendly tone.

If you have any questions please ask me, and I will try my best to answer😊

Note: I am also learning japanese myself, so I might have made some mistakes. I did try to fact check everything before I wrote it, but I am only human after all. So if you spot any mistakes, please tell me🙏

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