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- Proper way to use sentence-final particles (like 啦 or 喽) in spoken . . .
6 I know it's very common for Chinese speakers to add special particles to the end of their sentences to enhance the tone a little bit, such as adding 啊 to show excitement or 啦 to sound cute Just to show a few examples, I've heard native speakers say: 我们去吃饭吧 (The proper way of saying it) 我们去吃饭啦 我们去吃饭喽
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