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Meanings of ja in English
East Asian language.
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Nonprofit organization in Dublin, Ireland.
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Judo assosiation.
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Other organization in Wilmington, United States.
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Usage of ja in English
1
As he approached he experienced an immediate rush of d ja vu.
2
In the Tamanac, u-re, I; amare or anja, thou; iteu-ja, he.
3
S: Oh ja, I am very at home in Cole Porter.
4
But if I do it with breathy voice, ja, it means he carries.
5
And if I do it with creaky voice, ja, it means he wears.
6
He hummed to himself the song, 'Der Vogelfänger bin ich ja.'
7
Oh, ja, it is a good business, but my health is not good.
8
So I could serve ja-jang-myun for instance, and I think it delivers really well.
9
South Korea's Foreign Ministry identified the released hostages as Kim Kyung-ja and Kim Ji-na.
10
So we can take the same syllable, ja, which with that tone means tree.
11
Maria Sibylla approaches, rapid and silent, ah, yes, ja, ja.
12
Oh, ja, that is a good place to get gold.
13
So ja, I am in a very privileged position to do a bit of acting.
14
I have left Him as He left me, ja!
15
It also touches on some other well-known expressions, such as howzit and ja well no fine.
16
Over the shirt is the cula-ja, rather loose, with long sleeves fastened with buttons of silver.
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Ja through the time
Ja across language varieties
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