Decoded Slug: ～っけ？ (〜kke?)
Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
～っけ？ (〜kke?)
～っけ？ (〜kke?)
Short explanation:
Used to express that one is trying to recall some information.
Formation:
Verb-casual (plain) form + っけ?, い-Adjective + っけ?, な-Adjective + だっけ?, Noun + だっけ?
Examples:
彼は何時に来るっけ？
Kare wa nanji ni kuru kke?
What time is he coming again?
この映画、面白かったっけ？
Kono eiga, omoshirokatta kke?
Was this movie interesting?
彼女は学生だっけ？
Kanojo wa gakusei dakke?
She was a student, right?
すし屋はどこだっけ？
Sushiya wa doko dakke?
Where was the sushi place again?
Long explanation:
The ～っけ？ grammar point is used at the end of a sentence to express that the speaker is trying to recall some information or ask someone else to confirm the information. It can be used with verbs, い-adjectives, な-adjectives, and nouns.
