Marks a question (very informal)
- Marks a question (very informal)
- Used to trying to recall/confirm information A; 'What is it; again?' Follows a statement or question that the user is trying to recall.
15
今日は雨が降る乃だっけ？
Is it going to rain today?
0
9
田中さん、なんて言ってたっけ？
What did Ms. Tanaka say?
0
17
彼女って会社辞める乃だっけ？
Is she quitting her job?
0
Getting the sentences
Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
Where this grammar is found
Grammar usage notes
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Used to trying to recall/confirm information A; 'What is it; again?'
Follows a statement or question that the user is trying to recall.
- Marks a question (very informal)
- Used to trying to recall/confirm information A; 'What is it; again?' Follows a statement or question that the user is trying to recall.
15
お母さん出かけたっけ？
Mom headed out, right?
0
16
昨日彼はなんて言ってたっけ。
What was he saying yesterday?
0
16
私達が仏蘭西に行ったのは何年前だっけ？
How many years ago was it when we went to France?
0
-2
お子さんのお名前、何て言いましたっけ？
What's the name again of your child?
0
Getting the sentences
Construction
(Elements in parentheses are optional.)
Basic Examples:
来たっけ (she came, right?)
赤かったっけ (was it red?)
奇麗だったっけ (was it clean?)
先生だっけ (he's a teacher, right?)
行く乃だったっけ (you were going, right?)
会いましたっけ (did you meet (them)?)
Where this grammar is found
Grammar usage notes
this pattern can also be used with question words -for example どこでしたっけ (where was it, again...)
Questions/Discussion
Since っけ can also be used to mark a question, how can we tell whether there is an implication of the speaker trying to recall if the question is in the past tense?
