how common is it for there to be sentences like 「私、死んでるよ！」or 「これ、怖い」？ is it
super informal? any guidelines on when to speak like this?
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grammar word-choice particles word-usage
Sentences without topic particles?
Omission of は/を (and sometimes に) is ubiquitous in casual conversations,
including not-so-serious business conversations with your colleagues.

>   * これ何？
>   * ペン貸して。
>   * お昼食べました？
>   * どこ行く？
>

But if you think naturalness is important, note that something like 私 is
usually also omitted along with は.

>   * 死んでる！ He's/She's/I'm dead! (after you found someone was dead, or after
> you woke up to find yourself transformed into a zombie/ghost)
>
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