Japanese Language 「Particles」 「No・の」 「Part 4」 「III」 Used at the end of sentences 「A」Can indicate a question (colloquial usage). Examples: 会社、本当にやめるの。 Kaisha, hontō ni yameru no. You really quitting the company? 明日は何時に出かけるの。 Ashita wa nanji dekakeru no. What time are you leaving tomorrow? 「B」Can be used to impart a softer tone to a statement (usually used by women). Examples: 私、来月フランスに留学するの。 Watashi, raigetsu Furansu ni ryūgaku suru no. I will be going to France to study next month. 土曜日はコンサートに行きたいと思っているの。 Doyōbi wa konsāto ni ikitai to omotte iru no. I'm thinking I'd like to go to a concert on Saturday. 「C」Can indicate a mild command. Examples: そんあこといわないの。 Sonna koto iwanai no. Don't say such things./Don't say that. あなたは黙っていればいいの。 Anata wa damatte ireba ii no. You just keep quiet. 「Lit., As for you, if you keep silent, it's good.」 That is the end for the particle of no, next time we will begin with part one of the particle O・を。 Hope to see you there! じゃまたね! °˖ ✧◝(○ ヮ ○)◜✧˖ ° こゆうきあいはら °˖ ✧◝(○ ヮ ○)◜✧˖ °
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