ga?
ge + a?
àh?
that’s right, isn’t it?
la/lak
that’s how the case stands now
ge
makes a statement more emphatic: that’s how it is and that’s how it’s going to stay
jē/jēk
only; and that’s all
lā
urging someone to agree with you or do something for you
a?
added to sentences which already contain positive-negative type questions or question words like māt-yéh
ma?
a spoken question mark. It makes a statement into a question
nē?
shortcut question particle which asks follow-up questions
ā-ma
you should realize, don’t you know
bo!
let me remind you, I’ll have you know
mē?
do you mean to say that…?
ge-la
giving strong emphasis
tìm
as well, also, what’s more (used with juhng)