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meaning of っつー at end of sentence
When reading manga, see っつー alot, and want to know what it means when used at end of sentences. I know that it's a form of という, っていう. But don't think the grammar is same as quoting.
some examples
私が知るわけないっつーの
え～～～ ないっつーの
わざわざ言うなっつーの
自分でがんばれっつーの
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"We're even" in japanese
How would you say
We're even
As in
1)Just do this for me and we're even
2)Buy me a beer and we're even
Ect
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Uses of のが and のほうが、より
If I wanted to say that it is difficult to write kanji would it be valid to say
（私は）漢字を書くのが難しいです。
also if I wanted to say that I'm better at reading then writing how would I say that?
Would using のほうが and よりwork?
like
(私は）漢字が読み物のほうが書き物より上手です。
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Kanji Difference
What is the difference between these two kanji
去
先
I've been told they can both mean past, but is there a significant difference in which you would use them
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Does this make sense?
I'm asking a friend if they like sashimi and they response back that they don't like but don't hate it either.
私：好きなたべものはさしみですか
友: 好きじゃないです。でも嫌いじゃないも。
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Is this correct?
I want to say that It is difficult for me to speak Japanese because i'm a shy person
私は難しい日本語を話します。静かな人ですから。
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