ぞ
Meanings
- Strong emphasis or assertion directed at others
- Rough, masculine emphasis
- Exclamatory marker for a bold statement
About this pattern
Explanation
ぞ is a sentence-ending particle used to add strong emphasis or assertiveness. It conveys a rough, masculine tone and is often heard among friends or in casual, forceful speech. It can express determination, warning, or bold statements. It should not be used in polite or formal contexts, and may sound abrasive to the listener if overused.
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Example sentences
Finish this by tomorrow, I’m warning you!
This place is mine, you know.
He found a new job, (and I’m telling you) good for him.
Doing such a thing is not allowed, period.
Be quiet.
She’s a kind person, you know.
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