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My Question 1: Why they use though when they speak?
I have some of friends who can speak English. Of course, they are native speakers. These days, they speak some strange word in the end of the sentence, whenever they talk. I couldn't understand what they mention. It sounds 'though'. I'm not sure but it might me. I really wanna know why they use it when English speakers speak and what it means. Is this just habit?
Like this: bla bla ~~~ though, bla blla..though
Is anyone who can explain my quriosity?
Like this: bla bla ~~~ though, bla blla..though
Is anyone who can explain my quriosity?
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The interrogative "eh" is characteristically Canadian. Only in Canada do people use this particle to confirm interest of the listener. "It's only four more miles, eh". See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_English
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