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{{Roka-word|ER|ˈreː˥˧|particle|''emphasis/question particle''|stress=aka|notes=At the end of a sentence, ''ré'' is either a form of ''{{term|kel}}'' or a form of ''{{term|re}}'', asking for or denoting confirmation or agreement. At the beginning of, or in its own sentence, it has the same plain meaning, but tends to have a sarcastic undertone, especially if the vowel is pronounced with exaggerated length and/or pitch contour [ˈreːː˥˩].}}
{{Roka-word|ER|ˈreː˥˧|particle|''emphasis/question particle''|stress=aka|notes=At the end of a sentence, ''ré'' is either a form of ''{{term|kel}}'' or a form of ''{{term|re}}'', asking for or denoting confirmation or agreement. At the beginning of, or in its own sentence, it has the same plain meaning, but tends to have a sarcastic undertone, especially if the vowel is pronounced with exaggerated length and/or pitch contour [ˈreːː˥˦˩].}}

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Rokadong

Pronunciation

(Pahang) IPA: [ˈreː˥˧] (aka)

Particle

ER ()

  1. emphasis/question particle
    sentence in Rokadong here
    translation here


Usage notes

At the end of a sentence, is either a form of kel or a form of re, asking for or denoting confirmation or agreement. At the beginning of, or in its own sentence, it has the same plain meaning, but tends to have a sarcastic undertone, especially if the vowel is pronounced with exaggerated length and/or pitch contour [ˈreːː˥˦˩].

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