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→To (と) & Ya (や)
"Ya" is much the same as "to" in that it is used to link one or more nouns, except that it is much more vague and it implies that there may be other things that are unlisted, or that not all items in the list may apply. It is much the same as saying "Etcetera, etcetera" in English.
"Ya" is much the same as "to" in that it is used to link one or more nouns, except that it is much more vague and it implies that there may be other things that are unlisted, or that not all items in the list may apply. It is much the same as saying "Etcetera, etcetera" in English.
In this case, "Kutsu '''ya''' shatsu o kau", translates as "Buy (things like) shoes, shirt, etc."
In this case, "Kutsu '''ya''' shatsu '''o''' kau", translates as "Buy (things like) shoes, shirt, etc."
==Ne (ね)==
==Ne (ね)==