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Particle NE (ね) end of sentence
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ね (NE) can be used to form "question tags" (didn't you? don't you? etc.) to get your interlocutor's confirmation. In some cases, よ (YO) can precede ね. The speaker is asking for a reaction or an opinion. ね is mainly used in an informal context and can become NEE (longer).
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ね (NE) can express agreement with what someone else said. In some cases, よ (YO) can precede ね. The speaker is asking for a reaction or an opinion. ね is mainly used in an informal context and can become NEE (longer).
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The particle ね (NE) is used at the end of sentences to mean "What a + adjective...". It can also emphasize an emotion or impression. ね is mainly used orally, and can become NEE (longer).
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The particle ね (NE) is used to give a milder tone to what is said. It can be a request, a different opinion, or an assertion. ね is mainly used orally, and can become NEE (longer).
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The particle ね (NE) is mostly used by men at the end of an interrogative sentence to ask a question. ね is mainly used orally and can become NEE (longer).
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