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- Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. Learn Japanese · 14 Sep 2007, 08:14 ^it can also be "ne", but "na/naa" can definitely be used that way too. because it's slang, it's most likely not taught at schools.
- Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. Learn Japanese · 14 Sep 2007, 08:04 ^ na also means "right?" or "isn't it?" for example, "kyou atsui naa..." (it's so hot today eh?....) but the usage of this na is informal.
- Japanese Language Questions? Ask Here. Learn Japanese · 18 Aug 2007, 11:21 obentou wrote:I'm quite confused. This is a line from Ito Yuna's "TRUTH": ‚ß‚®‚臂¦‚½ ŠïÕ‚ðM‚¶‚Ä From the actual NANA 2 subs, they translate it to "I believe in the miracle that we have met." But from somebody's Word…