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なお、九州地方でのもともとの意味も「ああ、なるほどね」ですが、九州の「あーね」話者によっては、もっときつい意味のこともあるのだとか。
читать дальшеWhat is popular in that era and in the era, many years have passed, "There are a lot of things that makes me want to tilt my head" Why did such a popularity? ", But when it is in the midst of it The momentum is amazing.
Well this time, it is exclusive rumor "ah" when it is popular among junior high and high school girls.
Shyly, I did not know that there was such a word ....
I would like to report the result of my study.
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What does "ah" mean?
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According to Weblio's "Practical Japanese Expression Dictionary" in the online dictionary, "Ah" is a youth word used lightly when setting back-to-back terms, meaning "Oh, I see, I see.
Nonetheless, it seems that the sense of sharing among people using it is that I feel more in favor of the partner than just "I see".
It is often used in real conversation, but for generations frequently interacting with SNS such as LINE, it is probably an important word to make conversation a soft impression.
It can be said that it is an expressive expression that is like a young man who is trying to avoid conflict among friends.
What is the etymology? Is it a dialect?
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By the way, I thought that this part was omitted owing to "oh, I see, I see, I see, I see, I see, I saw that word", but it seems that the etymology seems to be somewhere else!
It seems that it is a dialect used in Kyushu district long ago. It is said that it has spread to the Kanto through SNS and others.
By the way, while I was talking with my friends who gathered from various regions during my school days, I used something I liked in each other 's dialect, but it looks like that feeling.
Even so, it looks awful, SNS.
Surely at the beginning, it was probably what the interaction between friends and acquaintances spread at a stretch at some timing.
The original meaning in Kyushu district is also "Oh, I see." Depending on the Kyushu "ah" talker, there are also more meaningful things.
For example, use it when you end a conversation, "I understand I understood" "Already good".
But this may also mean that the meaning differs finely depending on the prefecture and region of Kyushu.
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How do you use everyone?
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Well then, let's see what the world people are using.
Standard language ? Is it? Prefecture yeah yeah (nodding) I did not know ah (Initial knowledge) I am right (empathic) I see, I understand (convinced) I understand (understand) I know this RT
- High school students are wonderful! It is! (@ Times_Love 0) 2015, November 5
Being able to cover as much as this, after all, "Ah" is a useful word.
I also understand that it is popular.
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あーねあーねアラームねビックリしたわー、50回振らないと止まらない設定にしてたんだね。大音量のケータイ朝から人前でワンマンライブ。どすべり
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Nonetheless, there seems to be some people who are not good at "Ajin" ....
Perhaps there are also some people who will rage because of convenient words.
I'm wondering if I should reply by answering "Let 'ah" or "yes" at LINE, so I'm ignoring it as read, but what's wrong with that? Why do not you return it with a word that is easier for us to reply when it's time?
- Onna's honne. (@ Honnenoatasi) 2015, November 3
What did you think?
Will "ah" become a nostalgic buzzword in a few years?
It is interesting to say that the meaning and the way of usage change freely.
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なお、九州地方でのもともとの意味も「ああ、なるほどね」ですが、九州の「あーね」話者によっては、もっときつい意味のこともあるのだとか。
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なお、九州地方でのもともとの意味も「ああ、なるほどね」ですが、九州の「あーね」話者によっては、もっときつい意味のこともあるのだとか。
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