Sunday, December 2, 2018

usage - What does っつの mean?


I recently saw 冗談だっつの. What does it っつの mean, or how does it modify the meaning of a sentence?



Answer



っつ (sometimes つう) is a slang version of という (or an alternate version like といった, depending on the context). It's extremely informal.



冗談【じょうだん】だっつの。 (=冗談だ【じょうだん】といったの。) I said I was joking. [Idiomatically: Chill out, I was just kidding.]



彼【かれ】はやめたいっつってんだから、やめさせてやりゃいいじゃん。 (=彼【かれ】はやめたいといっているんだから、やめさせてやればいいじゃない。) He's saying he wants to quit, so why not let him?


まぁ、なんつうかさ、ちょっとまずいっすね。 (=まぁ、なんというかさ、ちょっとまずいですね。) Well, it's…what should I say…kind of a bad situation.



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