What does it mean to have a -sa at the end of a sentence?

lucky7456969 · 11 Oct 2012

like suki-sa?
google translate says it means "the love"
does "sa" mean "the"?
Thanks
Jack

Mike Cash · 11 Oct 2012

No. Japanese doesn't have articles (a, an, the).

For your purposes you can probably safely ignore that bit. It won't affect the meaning significantly if you leave it off.

What does it mean to have a -sa at the end of a sentence?

lucky7456969

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