Words — 73 found
わ
1. indicates emotion or admirationFemale term or language, at sentence end
2. indicates emphasisKansai dialect, at sentence end
3. I; meTsugaru dialect
4. wah!
5. boo!
は
1. indicates sentence topicpronounced わ in modern Japanese
2. indicates contrast with another option (stated or unstated)
3. adds emphasis
たい
1. want to do ...; would like to do ...after the -masu stem of a verb
- わたし私
- は
- かのじょ彼女
- を
- し知らない
- し
- また
- し知り
- たい
- と
- も
- おも思わない 。
2. indicates emphasisKyuushuu dialect, at sentence end
1. emphasis mark (used in Japanese text in a way similar to underlining)See also 傍点, symbols such as ◦ and ｀
1. indicates emphasisKansai dialect, at sentence end
1. indicates emphasis, intention, etc.Dated term, Tosa dialect, at sentence end
1. indicates emphasisKyuushuu dialect, at sentence end
え
1. eh?; what?; oh?
- え 、
- で出かける
- まえ前
- に 、
- しっかり
- かぎをかけた
- んです
- ね 。
- え 、
- そうです
- とも 。
3. used for soft emphasis or to soften a statement or requestFemale term or language, Kyoto dialect, at sentence end
5. heyArchaic, after a noun, etc.; when calling out to someone
1. don't you think?Archaic, at sentence-end; indicates mild emphasis
ぞえ、ぜえ
がくれきしゃかい
学歴社会
1. academic meritocracy; education-conscious society; society that places (excessive) emphasis on academic records
エコノミックアニマル
1. economic animal; person or people who only strive for profitDerogatory, term orig. used in South and Southeast Asia in the 1960's and 70's in ref. to the Japanese
エコノミック・アニマル
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