I am very interested in finding out what じゃ means in different contexts. Is it
a particle, adjective, marker? If you could provide different uses and/or
examples or even refer me to somewhere I can learn more I would be grateful.
Hoping someone can help me please, Amanda
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じゃまた translates as 'see you later' , can anyone please explain 'jya' and it's meaning and uses?