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何？
Nani?
What?
Saying 何 (nani) by itself with a questioning tone is like "what?" or "huh?" when you didn't catch something or are confused. You'll also hear it as なん (nan) before certain sounds, like なんだ (nanda) for "what the!?"
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For beginners, readings are spelled out in English letters.
師匠が、そう言うなら。
If Master says so.
How you address someone you are apprenticed to in a craft or art. Narrower than 先生, which covers any teacher.
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