Leebo
at 2022-05-25 23:32:25 UTC
It indicates the previous hiragana is repeated. I don't see it much in everyday Japanese, but it's fairly common to see in lyrics for karaoke or more literary language. So, instead of writing ああ, for instance, you could write あゝ.
Ayato
at 2022-05-26 14:33:37 UTC
Thank you. I greatly appreaciate you!
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Repitition mark
How is this used in language?