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Sjiveru
Sjiveru
1:47 AM
この質問をちゃんと本サイトで聞こうかな？俺もそれ前々から知りたいけど、答えは全然きいてない。
（「worth it」のこと）
 
 
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user25750
user25750
8:40 AM
Why does 目が mean I know 目 means eye but why is there a participle?
 
 
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ajsmart
ajsmart
2:23 PM
@user25750 Does it mean "I know"? Looking at jisho.org, I wasn't able to find that meaning. jisho.org/search/%E7%9B%AE%E3%81%8C
 
Anonymous
2:37 PM
I don't think that's what @user25750 was saying, but the question is too difficult to understand as written.
 
Anonymous
They might have meant "What does 目が mean? I know 目 means 'eye', but why is there a particle?"
 
Anonymous
Or they might have meant "Why does 目が mean what it does? I know 目 means 'eye', but why is there a particle?"
 
Anonymous
Unless they clarify their question, I don't think we can answer.
 
Anonymous
If it were posted on the main site, we'd close it as Unclear what you're asking.
 
siikamiika
siikamiika
One possibility is that it means "My eyes!" (they hurt because of seeing something or because something hit them)
 
 
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ǝʇɐןoɔoɥƆ
ǝʇɐןoɔoɥƆ
4:08 PM
reminds me of ムスカ...
 
Sjiveru
Sjiveru
4:58 PM
バルス！
Yeah, it's a shortening of 目が痛い. Sometimes you can drop out the verb like this and just leave the subject, if the verb is super obvious from context. (Less commonly than dropping the subject and keeping the verb.)
 
 
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user25750
user25750
8:51 PM
How many words should I use for politeness?
From Inuyasha: ''絶対に許さねえからな'', what does からな mean? and what does the whole sentence mean from that?
What do -sai suffixes mean e.g gomenasai?
 
siikamiika
siikamiika
9:08 PM
@user25750 I don't understand that question
 
jkerian
jkerian
9:27 PM
@user25750 `How many words should I use for politeness?` - Like many languages, more polite language tends to take more time... but that's a general observation, not a rule you can work from

kara na are two particles. kara can explain cause/motivation. na is a sentence-final particle that has a pretty good explanation here: https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/33969

-sai is at least referenced here:
https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/48566
 
 
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user25750
user25750
11:40 PM
what does め mean after sentence endings? e.g ばかめ
 

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