Japanese Lesson - Datte and Dakedo

http://www.YesJapan.com - YesJapan - Free Japanese Lessons and Videos! ** George & Applemilk1988 discuss using "datte" and "dakedo" in Japanese conversation.

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[Kingofprinces85]

What makes these words different than "Demo" (which also means but)?

[KAIBUTSU82]

@ogicu8abruok0 that means "they said the tickets are already sold out"

datte used in that way refers to something someone said.

[cundcund]

@ogicu8abruok0 Is that the entire sentence?

[xXKIMANDRYANxX]

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[planetHIKO]

Applemilk!

[ogicu8abruok0]

does datte mean "but" in this sentence? チケットはもう売り切れだって

at first i thought datte was a verb, there, but it doesn't seem to be a form of desu. i am pretty confused!

[mnae007]

Emily!!

[barrdogg2000]

pretty intense

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It's very helpful!

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