What does it mean when みたいな is at the end of a sentence?けど at the end of the sentence?How to end a sentence in わけWhat does さすがお尻マイスター mean?What does の頃【ころ】 mean in this sentence?What does いう mean in this sentencewhat does noun +とする mean?What does 'na' at the end of a word mean?What does 波 mean at the end of a sentence?「ヘト」という意味はなんですか。っつー at the end of a sentence
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What does it mean when みたいな is at the end of a sentence?
けど at the end of the sentence?How to end a sentence in わけWhat does さすがお尻マイスター mean?What does の頃【ころ】 mean in this sentence?What does いう mean in this sentencewhat does noun +とする mean?What does 'na' at the end of a word mean?What does 波 mean at the end of a sentence?「ヘト」という意味はなんですか。っつー at the end of a sentence
彼ももうちょっとがんばればよかったのに..、みたいな…。
or
なんか、お腹減った、みたいな…
Just for some examples. Is it some sort of filler? I understand normal uses of みたい but I don’t understand what it means at the end of a sentence.
meaning word-choice slang
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彼ももうちょっとがんばればよかったのに..、みたいな…。
or
なんか、お腹減った、みたいな…
Just for some examples. Is it some sort of filler? I understand normal uses of みたい but I don’t understand what it means at the end of a sentence.
meaning word-choice slang
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
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asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
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彼ももうちょっとがんばればよかったのに..、みたいな…。
or
なんか、お腹減った、みたいな…
Just for some examples. Is it some sort of filler? I understand normal uses of みたい but I don’t understand what it means at the end of a sentence.
meaning word-choice slang
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
彼ももうちょっとがんばればよかったのに..、みたいな…。
or
なんか、お腹減った、みたいな…
Just for some examples. Is it some sort of filler? I understand normal uses of みたい but I don’t understand what it means at the end of a sentence.
meaning word-choice slang
meaning word-choice slang
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
edited May 19 at 19:39
VVayfarer
1,68711
1,68711
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
asked May 19 at 19:26
jacoballensjacoballens
560213
560213
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Maybe you've heard expressions like みたいな気がする and みたいな感じがする.
みたいな is just a shorter form of that. They all mean something along the lines of
- I feel like
- I kinda think
Japanese use this expression to make the sentence softer/more careful/less sure, as to not present it as a fact, but just your humble opinion/feelings.
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Maybe you've heard expressions like みたいな気がする and みたいな感じがする.
みたいな is just a shorter form of that. They all mean something along the lines of
- I feel like
- I kinda think
Japanese use this expression to make the sentence softer/more careful/less sure, as to not present it as a fact, but just your humble opinion/feelings.
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Maybe you've heard expressions like みたいな気がする and みたいな感じがする.
みたいな is just a shorter form of that. They all mean something along the lines of
- I feel like
- I kinda think
Japanese use this expression to make the sentence softer/more careful/less sure, as to not present it as a fact, but just your humble opinion/feelings.
answered May 19 at 19:48
KometKomet
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Maybe you've heard expressions like みたいな気がする and みたいな感じがする.
みたいな is just a shorter form of that. They all mean something along the lines of
- I feel like
- I kinda think
Japanese use this expression to make the sentence softer/more careful/less sure, as to not present it as a fact, but just your humble opinion/feelings.
answered May 19 at 19:48
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Maybe you've heard expressions like みたいな気がする and みたいな感じがする.
みたいな is just a shorter form of that. They all mean something along the lines of
- I feel like
- I kinda think
Japanese use this expression to make the sentence softer/more careful/less sure, as to not present it as a fact, but just your humble opinion/feelings.
answered May 19 at 19:48
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