Japanese children learn at an early age to use a word at the end of the sentence that tells something about the feeling or context of what is being said. This is called a(n)

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The word that Japanese children use at the end of a sentence to convey the feeling or context of what is being said is called a pragmatic marker. This is a cultural aspect of the Japanese language and is not necessarily present in other languages. Therefore, option E is the best choice.

Japanese Children Learn at an Early Age to Use a Word