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Verb (dictionary form) + よい-adjective (dictionary form) + よな-adjective + だ + よNoun + だ + よ

Meanings

  • Sentence-ending particle for emphasis
  • Adds assertion or emotional nuance to statements
  • Used when you want to make something feel more definite or reassuring

About this pattern

Explanation

The particle よ at the end of a sentence highlights the information as something the speaker believes strongly or wants the listener to pay attention to. It can convey reassurance, friendliness, urgency, or insistence depending on the tone. It does not change the basic meaning of the sentence, but it adds a nuance: the speaker is certain, sharing new information, or encouraging agreement. Use よ with casual or informal speech; it usually feels warmer and is common in conversations with friends, family, or peers. It is not typically used in very formal situations.

Learn in context

Example sentences

明日、試験があるよ。

There is a test tomorrow, you know.

この本は面白いよ。

This book is interesting, you know.

今日は早く寝るよ。

I’ll go to bed early today.

彼は学生だよ。

He’s a student, you know.

食べるよ、急いで。

Eat, quickly.