~さ (casual assertion)

grammar

12 sentences

The casual sentence-final particle さ used for soft emphasis or conversational assertion — 'I'm telling you / you know / as a matter of fact.' A mild assertive filler common in colloquial speech; gender-neutral but slightly masculine-leaning. Softer than よ but more assertive than a neutral ending. Also appears mid-sentence as in-speech punctuation between clauses. Distinct from the adjective-nominalizer ~さ (attached to adjective stems: 高さ, 速さ).

12 sentences

「。」「！」

'I'm not sleeping. I'm just always slacking off.' 'That's worse!'

。。

You're all I can see. I mean it.

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I know Tom can do it.

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He took pity on me and helped me out.

「」「？」「」

"It's a bit stiff, huh?" "Stiff?" "I mean the viscosity is too high."

、！。

Hey, this isn't funny! It's seriously rough, I'm telling you.

。。

It's true. You'd better believe it.

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She's a richly talented painter.

！！

You need to actively show people your inner self too! My aggressive behavior is part of that!

。。

Apparently there's a career-path consultation today. So it's just me and Pam today.

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I'm going to fly to the moon.

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It's only natural to be nervous when the airplane takes off.

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