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isn't it?; right?; ...you know
A casual Kansai-dialect sentence-ending particle that seeks agreement or points out something obvious. It is the western-Japan equivalent of the Tokyo-area じゃん / standard じゃない.
ええやん。
That's fine, isn't it?
A sentence-ending particle characteristic of Kansai (western Japan) speech. It attaches to plain forms and works like standard じゃない or Tokyo-area じゃん, either seeking the listener's agreement or drawing attention to something the speaker finds obvious.
Common patterns
- ええやん: that's good, isn't it? (ええ = Kansai for いい)
- できるやん: you can do it, can't you!
- 知らんやん: you don't know, do you?
Similar words
Related Words
Related:
じゃん (isn't it (casual, Kanto))