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- てば・ってば
particle:
- speaking of - indicates emotional closeness or annoyance with someone - colloquialism
- (I told you) already; come on - indicates annoyance (in sentence-final position) - colloquialism
- ものか・もんか
particle:
- used to create a form of question indicating that the speaker actually believes the opposite is true; emphasizes a determination not to do something, e.g. "Like hell I will!" - male language
- どころ
particle:
- particle used to indicate that what precedes it is an extreme example and strongly negates it ➜ どころか
- ものを
conjunction / particle:
- although; but; even though; I wish that - usu. at sentence end; with nuance of strong discontent
- ん
interjection:
- yes; yeah; uh huh ➜ うん
- huh?; what?
auxiliary verb / suffix:
- not - negative verb ending used in informal speech; abbr. of negative verb ending ぬ ➜ ぬ
particle:
- ヶ・ケ
counter:
- counter for the ichi-ni-san counting system (usu. directly preceding the item being counted); noun read using its on-yomi - read as "ka" ➜ 箇【か】
- counter for articles - read as "ko" ➜ 個【こ】
particle:
- indicates possessive (esp. in place names) - read as "ga" ➜ が
- つ
conjunction:
particle:
- indicates possessive (often found in place names and compound words) - archaism
- っきり《っ切り・っ限り》
particle:
- only; just ➜ 切り【きり】
- since; after - usu. in a negative sentence
- remaining (in a particular state)
- して
particle:
- by (indicating means of action); as (a group, etc.) ➜ からして・として・にして・為る
- indicates patient of a causative expression - as 〜をして in modern Japanese
- acts as a connective - after the ren'youkei form of an adjective
- adds emphasis - after an adverb or a particle
conjunction:
- and then ➜ そして
- やんか
expression / particle:
- isn't it; right?; you know? - indicates emphasis, etc. - Kansai dialect
Kanji
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