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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2020 · 3 MIN

Sentence-ending particle "ne" and "yo"

from Japanese Grammar Tips · host Yuya Sato

In this lesson, I will introduce two sentence-ending particles called "ne" and "yo". Sentence-ending particles are used to show or imply your feeling or mood. <Example Sentences> あのひと は さとうさん です ね。 That is Mr. Sato, right? *ね is used to seek the listener's confirmation or agreement to what you are saying. メアリーさん は アメリカ人 です よ。 Mary is an American.  *よ indicates that you are confident of what you are saying and want a listener believe it. In this case you are confident that Mary is an American. Reference: https://www.japaneseprofessor.com/lessons/beginning/the-sentence-ending-particles-ne-and-yo/ Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yuyaman1986

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