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Just how feminine is it? How odd would it be if a male speaker said it? I have
found one example of someone male using, in a piece of fiction: Lest レスト、 the
main character of Rune Factory 4 ルーンファクトリー４、 at one point shouts 違ったじゃない
regarding something, and his speech patterns aren't that feminine (though not
as masculine as they could be) - but I have a feeling that the game's script
is nearly identical regardless of gender.
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words gender feminine-speech
The positive ～じゃない
～じゃない is not particularly feminine in Standard/Tokyo Japanese, as long as the
ない is relatively short (i.e. sticks to the moraic rhythm) and maintains its
low pitch.

I would say that the longer ない is drawn out, and the more rising pitch it is
given, the more feminine it sounds.
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