じゃ
Meanings
Conjunction
1. then; well; so; well then
from では
Copula
Kansai-ben
2. be; is
when read as "じゃ"
Pitch accent
じゃ
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Examples (40 in total)
So you give up, right?
It's a happy thing.
Tomorrow is too late.
I'm not thirty years old.
So, you don't know what Esperanto is?
That's not mine.
This is too big for one person to carry.
I'm not a student.
I'm not a doctor.
I'm not very good.
I'm not a thief.
Very well. Come in then.
I'm not good at French.
You don't like Chinese cooking?
I want to eat, but not here.
I don't think I can be happy here.
Don't say stupid things!
I can't do anything without him.
The ice will crack under your weight.
Which are heavier, sandwiches or onigiris?
I don't like sushi.
Matches are not toys for children.
I didn't decorate it.
This isn't water. It's kerosene.
Tom can't sleep without his teddy bear.
That baby carriage is ours.
In my opinion, he is just a fool.
Money can't buy friends.
I don't like your taste in colors.
This heater won't heat up that large room.
I speak Japanese a little, but I'm not good at it, yet.
So why didn't you come?
I'm not that stupid!
A foreign language cannot be learned in only two weeks.
I'd never go there alone.
I can't read such a thick book in a week.
It isn't a Thanksgiving dinner without turkey.
The couple next door are fighting again.
"That's not the problem." "Then what's wrong?"
I know the answer, but it's hard to say it here.