How to understand the meaning of different Japanese tone words?

In Japanese, we often encounter some mood words, which do not exist independently, but are a symbol that increases the richness and emotion of our language expression. In Japanese language training and learning, we will be exposed to some mood words, which are the most exaggerated expressions we hear in Japanese anime. Let's take a look at how to understand the meaning of different Japanese mood words.

よ: Used at the end of the sentence, it plays a strong role

(1) Please note how to display the labeling main, contract, or cause. Example: Even if you don't go, I'll go.

(2) Suspicion of display, and y/or yinging. Example: Why didn't you tell me?

(3) Display orders, requests, and tangential use-type aided forms Empress faces, or empress faces prohibited from displaying in-touch, general is for men. Example: It's going to be late, so go fast.

(4) Empress's face, display, request, and interfacing assistance. Example: Let's go early so as not to be late.

Ne: Go-kabuo

(1) Display slight feeling. Example: Hey, it's a pretty clean room.　　It's nice weather, isn't it?

(2) Indications or subtle feelings. Example: I'm sure he will succeed.

(3) Consent to the conquest, or how to wish, how to urge and use. Example: Let's go again.

(4) Doubts and doubts. Men's sardines. Example: I can't read it well, but what it says here.

わ: Mainly used by women

The intonation is high, and it is also useful for men, but to lower the tone (

1) Indicates emphasis, which is used to adjust or strengthen the tone.

Example: I like this.　

　There's Mr. Tanaka over there.

In the form of わよ, わね, the former emphasizes his own claims, and the latter hopes that others will approve or confirm his views.

Example: I'll go on my next trip.　

　That flower is really beautiful.

(2) Express the tone of surprise and exclamation.

Example: Well, it's beautiful.　　

It's raining again.

の: Mainly used by women and children

(1) Indications and slying. They are disembarked Example: I don't like it very much.　　I don't want to eat anything because I'm full now.

(2) Display-to-let, regular form. Example: I'm sure they'll take care of it.　　You're sure to come tomorrow. I'll be waiting.

(3) Display orders, 语气较强, sound control. Example: Eat rice silently.

(4) Indications and doubts. It is 读调. Example: Where are you going in a beautiful kimono?

(5) Display orders, 语气较强, sound control. I eat rice in silence.

(6) Indications and doubts. It is 读调. Where are you going in a beautiful kimono?