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〜っけ [〜っけ] (kke)
Meaning: ~?, like か
Example: (What) is it, again?
JLPT Level: 2
Category: grammar
Author: dc
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| This grammar is used only in conversation. It is used when asking a question in order to confirm/affirm something.
＊Because it an expression for confirmation, it is alright to use past tense when referring to something in the present or future.
EX: 来月の三日は月曜日でしたっけ。(＝月曜日だったっけ)
"The 3rd of next month was Monday, right?"
FORMATION:
V(plain past form) + っけ
V(dict. form) + んだっけ・んだったっけ
いA(minus い) + かったっけ
なA + だ・だった + っけ
N + だ・だった + っけ
＊If you wish to use more formal Japanese, you can use 「ましたっけ」 or 「でしたっけ」, but you CANNOT use 「ますっけ」 or 「ですっけ」. |
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| | Amatuka | け (usually っけ) is used when asking about something you _should already know_ (e.g. because you've been told but since forgotten/become unsure). | | | dc | I often hear
nan deshita-kke?
ah, you know, whatchermecallit | | | your name | I read in a Grammar Textbook that it means almost the same as -かなあ、or −かしら | | | Miki | yes, so you can also say 誰だったかなぁ。誰だったかしら。-かしら is used mainly by female. | | | wdelossantos | In example #4620, "taking" should be "talking". | | | tappster | does 来た now mean "went"? (ex: #6210) | | | KyleGoetz | っけ may _only_ follow the あ-row of kana. Thus, だっけ and ましたっけ are correct, but してっけ or 食べるっけ, etc., are incorrect. | | | jayati | ques.「ano resutoran ni soubetsukai shinai」
「あそこ ５０人 入れる ほど 広かったっけ」
Please explain this.the second sentence is a question or giving explanation why the party cant be held there? | | |
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