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Mandarin · Pinyin

  • ya
  • yā

English

  1. particle used to express surprise or mild emphasis
  2. ah (used to express surprise)
  3. (particle equivalent to 啊 after a vowel, expressing surprise or doubt)
  4. 1. In rhetorical question, it is used as an interrogative word; (interjection) 1. Oh! 2. Wow!
  5. used at the end of sentence to express that the speaker "got the message" or has realised something, and to seek confirmation by repeating the information
  6. used to change a statement into a question to ask for confirmation
  7. used at the end of a response to signal that the utterance reflects the speaker's knowledge, view or feeling (this can be seen as the default particle if no other intonation or final particle is more appropriate)
  8. (Cant.) slurred form of the number ten
  9. (onom.) creaking
  10. to express a questioning attitude at the end of an utterance when correcting someone
  11. used with the adverb 都 (even) to express helplessness
  12. used at the end of the utterance for plain questions
  13. used at the end of sentence to confirm whether the worst-case scenario has happened; usually used with negative sentences
  14. used as an enumeration marker, added to the end of each item
  15. can be used in combination with other particles to form composite particles
  16. used to express annoyance when pronounced in an elongated way

粵語

  1. 放喺句尾,用嚟表達自己啱啱明白咗啲嘢,複述多次去確認
  2. 以疑問嘅語氣請對方確認、向對方求證
  3. 回應時用喺句尾,標記呢句反映自己知道嘅嘢、觀點或者感覺(可以當係預設嘅助詞,冇其他啱用嘅句調、句末助詞嗰陣就會加)
  4. 更正對方嘅時候,放喺句尾用嚟表達質疑嘅態度
  5. 同副詞「都」一齊用,表示無可奈何
  6. 用喺各種一般問句
  7. 放喺句尾,用嚟確認最壞嘅情況有冇發生;通常同否定句一齊用
  8. 列舉嘅時候,加喺每個項目之後
  9. 可以加喺其他助詞後面,組成複合助詞
  10. 拉長嚟講嘅時候,表示唔耐煩

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