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What does the word souka mean?

"Souka" (そうか) is a Japanese word that means "I see," "Oh," "Got it," or "Okay." It's a common expression used to acknowledge understanding or agreement.

Here are some of the nuances of "souka":

* "I see": It can convey that you understand what someone has just said or explained.

* "Oh": It can be used to show surprise or realization.

* "Got it": It can indicate that you understand and will proceed with the information.

* "Okay": It can be used to agree or acknowledge a request.

The tone of "souka" can vary depending on the context and the way it's said. It can be neutral, polite, or even slightly surprised.

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