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"no" is "of", "belonging to" watashi no guranpa: my grandpa (google for it!)
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In Jap, "no" is like saying the "'s" in English
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Same reason there are so much it and my and our and we Ect... in the American languages. It is a word that implies belonging to something...
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Sometimes sentences end in "no"- this is usually indicative of an explanation or a question (sort of like "ne" and used mostly by women.
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"No" is a relational. It points to something belonging to another - Natsu no hi. Summer (natsu) day (hi) - Translates to a summer day. Also in Hiroshima, Okayama, and Yamaguchi, the dialect uses no at the end of phrases similarly to how some people use "you see" in English. So de no. "Because it's so".
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i believe is to connect a sentence???
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