Cha ちゃ
Informal
equivalent of te wa or tara (usually used by women)
Meaning:
if, when
It
is used after the stem of te-form of verbs whose dictionary form ends with -う-u, -く-ku, -つ-tsu, or -る–ru.
It becomes ja (the informal version of dewa) after the stem of te-form of verbs whose dictionary form ends with -ぶ-bu, -ぐ-gu, -む-mu, or -ぬ-nu.
It becomes ja (the informal version of dewa) after the stem of te-form of verbs whose dictionary form ends with -ぶ-bu, -ぐ-gu, -む-mu, or -ぬ-nu.
After
the stem of te-form of verb
そこへ行っちゃいけません。
Soko
e itcha ikemasen.
You
must not go there.
そんなことをされちゃ困ります。
Sonna
koto o sarecha komarimasu.
I’ll
be distressed if you do that.
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