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    \vspace{-2pt}\large{\bf{\textcolor{DarkBackground}{\textrm{だって Usage Cheat Sheet}}}} \\
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だって + phrase & "Because; Since; But" \tn 
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V + たって & "Even; too; no matter how" \tn 
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N + たって & "Even if; even; no matter how" \tn 
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だって / んだって / なんだって & "I heard that… " \tn 
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だって / んだって / なんだって & "I'm telling you…! " \tn 
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Word + だって & "Huh?; You mean?; You say?" Expressing surprise. Similar to Xだと. \tn 
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QW + だって (just like でも) & "No matter how who/what/where" \tn 
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Interrogative Pronoun + だって & "Everybody /  No matter who" (Every…one) Used with interrogative pronoun \tn 
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Word / Phrase + だって & "Things like; Even… and" \tn 
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\{\{bt=2\}\} {\bf{だって + phrase }} & \{\{bt=2\}\} {\bf{V + たって }} \tn 
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\{\{bt=2\}\}{\emph{"Because; Since; But"}} & \{\{bt=2\}\} {\emph{"Even; too; no matter how"}} \tn 
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だって that appears at the beginning of sentences emphasizes what has come before it, in order to explain further. & Works just like V-ても \tn 
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-もん or もの will often come at the end of that sentence to strengthen the opinion of the speaker. & Noun / な-Adj + だって / じゃなくて \tn 
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This is more commonly used by women or children. & い Adj + くたって / なくたって \tn 
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A. \seqsplit{なんで泣いているの？} Why are you crying? & \seqsplit{いいです。僕のこと、忘れたって【構う】かまいません。でも、僕は忘れるから。何があったって、忘れない。} \tn 
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B. \seqsplit{だって、兄ちゃんがおもちゃを貸してくれないんだもん。} Because my brother won't lend me his toys. & It's okay. Even if you forget about me, I don't mind. But I won't forget! So… No matter what happens, I won't forget! \tn 
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\{\{bt=2\}\}{\emph{"Even if; even; no matter how"}} & \{\{bt=2\}\}{\emph{"I heard that; (Someone) said that.."}} \tn 
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-When used directly after a noun. & -だって at the end of the sentence is used to quote information that you heard from a third party. んだって has that nuance of "It is THAT you heard something" and that you are explaining what you heard  Used to express hearsay, in a similar way to "I heard that", or "It was said that". \tn 
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-This can be replaced with でも and cannot be used with なん。 & なんだって always appears after a noun, or a phrase that has been nominalized (with の or こと). This expression is informal and should be among your friends. \tn 
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\seqsplit{かれーすきやきだって今日はなんでも作ってあげるよ。} I'll make anything for you today, even curry and sukiyaki. & \seqsplit{綺麗な【音色】ねいろと言う意味だって。} I heard it means "beautiful sound". \tn 
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-Can also use when A directly asks B something about B. & -Similar to Xだと. \tn 
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-Can also be used to emphasize a quote (similar to "I'm telling you!") & -Adding emphasis showing a reaction of surprise. \tn 
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\seqsplit{おい、待ってよ！乗るんじゃねえ！ヤベエんだって！} & \seqsplit{俺の【荷物】にもつだって？} My luggage huh? \tn 
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Hey, wait! Don't get on! I'm telling you, It's dangerous! & なんだって？ …What did you say? \tn 
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