2021年7月13日 · Ending a verb with “masu” (ます) is like saying “desu”, but that’s a whole other article altogether. Da (だ) is also a copula and acts the exact same way as “desu” most of the time. If you want to say “this is a pen” but using “da” instead, just replace the “desu” with “da”: “kore ha pen da” (これはペンだ). The message is conveyed across just the same.

2017年1月23日 · In real conversations, da can be used in isolation to make a strong, accusatory or emergency statements where politeness does not matter. For example, "Jishin da!" ("Earthquake!"), "Omae wa baka da!" ("You're an idiot!"). Otherwise, usually da is omitted or used in combination with some sentence-end particles like "da-yo", "da-ne", etc. Asking ...

2019年9月24日 · When a speaker makes a statement ending in だ, the statement stays within their personal space and thus is made without (much) attention paid to the larger, social world. In other words, だ statements allow a speaker to step outside of social expectations and focus on self-expression. Now let's turn our attention to the concept that です represents.

2016年6月14日 · In cases where the speaker has a choice between "da" and just ending the sentence, both have their own nuances. Omission may be more "feminine" and addition of da might be more "masculine". In some cases, da can be used for emphasis. Usage patterns vary by gender, age, social situation, and possibly by region/dialect as well.

んだ and its variants (んです/のだ/のです) usually come at the end of a sentence and add an explanatory feel to the sentence. The basic function of these is to fill the gap of understanding between a speaker and a listener.

な (na) and ね (ne) at the end of a sentence are used to make the sentence friendly. It doesn't have an important meaning. だ (da) is used to make a noun as the predicate.

The particle ね “ne”, variously translated as “right?”, “huh?”, or “isn’t it?”, can be put at the end of a sentence to create sort of question.

2017年10月5日 · You could use だろう(darou) or でしょう (deshou) in place of だよね (da yo ne), but that represents a more aggressive assertion, so I would avoid it unless you are trying to extra aggressive.

2016年5月6日 · な at the end of a sentence usually gives the sentence one of the following five meanings. 1. Seeking confirmation. This usage is probably the most common. The addition of な to the end of a sentence gives the sentence the tone that the speaker is seeking confirmation.

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