「よ」- Sentence Ender Particle - JLPT N5 Grammar ┃ Genki Lesson 2

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Great explanation!

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[@Slideways1989]

Damn, I was just wondering about this one yesterday.

[@SonarHD]

Unfortunately this is a particle that A LOT of Japanese learners overuse. They probably think it’s like using “yo” in English, and that they sound cool or something lol. Jk…I don’t really know why, but I’ve seen people end almost all of their sentences with よ, which makes it super obvious that they don’t know how to use it. I feel like よ is one of those things in Japanese that you have to “earn” before you can use it properly. Anyway, nice video as always!

[@prezentoappr1171]

What is the grammar of te-kei+te again there in kanojo sentence 待ってて？

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待ってて is the continuous form 待っていて with the い contracted

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[@jealousyofthesun]

In the jojo's manga he says 時よ止まれ, what's it's supposed to be like?

[@pv2639]

Brutal

[@GameGengo]

:O

[@HampsterGirl]

I think a better translation would be "Really" like: この人怖いよ - This person is scary, really/This person is really scary or 人がってなんですよ - It was terrible, really (enforcing the sentence) It was really terrible

[@GameGengo]

For sure! The sentence translation in the video is more literal so you can see the function of the grammar more than a natural sounding sentence :) but you've done a great translation!

[@ongyuxuan6989]

Great lesson!