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Ma-ko | Post Date: 2019-01-24 16:14:39 | ![]() | saved questions | |||
![]() member since 2018 Apr 26 Questions: 14 Comments: 3 | As I was checking the questions, I noticed the waitress asking a question by using は (wa) instead of か (ka). Can you explain and how it is used as a question? Also are there other uses for that particle? | |||||
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aasaa | Post Date: 2019-02-08 12:30:26 | |||
![]() member since 2019 Feb 08 Questions: 0 Comments: 1 |
It's a different particle written 'わ'. It's a particle that is placed at the end of a sentence in order to indicate emotion and/or admiration (or emphasis in Kansai dialect [equivalent of よ]). It's usually used by females. | |||
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