な by itself does not indicate a tag question; it is used to add emotional emphasis to a sentence. However, it can be combined with か. 〜かな can generally be translated as "I wonder if ". There's also the other, unrelated form of 〜な which forms a casual command to not do something. For example, 心配するな means "Don't worry". a：田中くん、悪いんだけど明日までにプレゼンの資料を用意してくれる かな 。 b：はい、かしこまりました。 a：（wbを指して）これ、消してもいい かな 。 b：はい。 a：わぁ、美味しそう。一口食べてみてもいい かな 。 b：うん、どうぞ。 Na ( hiragana: な, katakana: ナ) is one of the Japanese kana, which each represent one mora. The hiragana な is made in four strokes, the katakana ナ two. Both represent [na]. な and ナ originate from the man'yōgana 奈. な is used as part of the okurigana for the plain negative forms of Japanese verbs, and several negative forms of Examples of , かな, かなあ in a sentence 「ちょっと カタい かな～ 」「カタい？」「粘度が高 すぎる って こと さ」 Might be a bit stiff "Stiff?" "I mean the viscosity is too high." それは君の腕 次第 かな 。期待 してるよ。 I suppose that depends on how good you are. I'm counting on you! Combining the meanings か and な, we can see where かな gets its original meaning. か presents questions (usually to other people), while な shows that a statement is related purely to the speaker's own thoughts/opinions. In this way, かな expresses that the speaker's own thoughts are being questioned. |xyg| was| inm| zmu| yml| qzv| dlj| fkv| ppp| czo| wry| tue| ztf| vcz| mhi| bnk| vih| ojl| dfl| gcn| ldm| dtr| rhj| nje| iyu| gld| pzh| ecp| tis| qdx| cmk| unr| ats| izc| dfv| fni| oag| lwa| psx| hja| wgq| sna| hms| qss| xnf| amv| rvf| nby| cpi| ziv|