I found these words while watching anime. What is the difference of the usage of these words (danga and iya') as both of them seems to mean(in english): however or but.
I might be wrong though
I found these words while watching anime. What is the difference of the usage of these words (danga and iya') as both of them seems to mean(in english): however or but.
I might be wrong though
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“danga” seems to be a dialect of “dakedo” and it means: however.
While “iya” means “No”, or "I hate it.", "I don't want to do it." in some different contexts.
hmmm...,
I found another comparison:
"danga" and "demo"
Both seem to mean "however", right?
PS: I don't learn japanese formally. Just watching anime
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Yes, "demo" is "but", however I don't know "danga". It's not standard Japanese.
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