〜ってのか: You use this to ask a question strongly. It shows you are surprised or upset. It is a rough way to speak, mostly used by men.

〜ってのか

You use this to ask a question strongly. It shows you are surprised or upset. It is a rough way to speak, mostly used by men.

KMT8RoughSlangSentence Ending ParticleSpoken OnlyMasculineAggressive Interrogation And AccusationGrammar

Verb [dictionary form] + ってのかPrimary

Verb [た-form] + ってのか

い-Adjective + ってのか

な-Adjective + ってのか

Noun + ってのか

You use this to ask a question strongly. It shows you are surprised or upset. It is a rough way to speak, mostly used by men.

俺に逆らうってのか、てめえ！

Are you saying you're going to defy me, you bastard?!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticAnime & Manga

あいつが全部一人でやったってのか？信じられん。

You mean to tell me he did it all by himself? Unbelievable.

RoughPastAffirmativeSentence EndingEvidentialDaily Life Emotions & Psychology

ここまで来て、まだ何も分かってないってのか？

After all this, are you telling me you still don't get anything?

RoughProgressiveNegativeSentence EndingEmphaticEmotions & Psychology

お前の言ってたことは、全部嘘だったってのか！

So you're saying everything you told me was a lie!

RoughPastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticFamily & Relationships Emotions & Psychology

この程度の仕事で給料が高いってのか？

Are you seriously saying the pay is high for this level of work?!

CasualNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingConjecturalWork & Career

This phrase is like saying, "Are you serious?!" or "Are you kidding me?!" It shows you are upset or do not believe what someone said. It is a very strong and rough way to speak.

This is different from 〜のか. That just asks a question. This is also different from 〜のかよ. That shows surprise. 〜ってのか challenges someone directly. You use it when you want an answer about something specific they said or did.

Don't use this when you want to be polite. It sounds very rude. This is for angry talks or fights. You hear it a lot in anime or movies.

辞書形

This is the basic form of a verb. It is what you find in a dictionary. You use it to make other verb forms.

た形

This shows an action finished in the past. It also shows something that was true before now.

〜のかよ

This is a very strong way to ask a question. You use it when you are very surprised or upset. It sounds rough, like something a man might say.

〜のか

This is a question word. You use it when you are surprised. You also use it when you want more information.

〜って (quotation)

You use this when you say what someone else said. It is a casual way to quote people.

〜という

This grammar names things. It tells you what something is called. It means 'called' or 'named'.

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〜ってのか

You use this to ask a question strongly. It shows you are surprised or upset. It is a rough way to speak, mostly used by men.

KMT8RoughSlangSentence Ending ParticleSpoken OnlyMasculineAggressive Interrogation And AccusationGrammar

Verb [dictionary form] + ってのかPrimary

Verb [た-form] + ってのか

い-Adjective + ってのか

な-Adjective + ってのか

Noun + ってのか

You use this to ask a question strongly. It shows you are surprised or upset. It is a rough way to speak, mostly used by men.

俺に逆らうってのか、てめえ！

Are you saying you're going to defy me, you bastard?!

RoughNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticAnime & Manga

あいつが全部一人でやったってのか？信じられん。

You mean to tell me he did it all by himself? Unbelievable.

RoughPastAffirmativeSentence EndingEvidentialDaily Life Emotions & Psychology

ここまで来て、まだ何も分かってないってのか？

After all this, are you telling me you still don't get anything?

RoughProgressiveNegativeSentence EndingEmphaticEmotions & Psychology

お前の言ってたことは、全部嘘だったってのか！

So you're saying everything you told me was a lie!

RoughPastAffirmativeSentence EndingEmphaticFamily & Relationships Emotions & Psychology

この程度の仕事で給料が高いってのか？

Are you seriously saying the pay is high for this level of work?!

CasualNon PastAffirmativeSentence EndingConjecturalWork & Career

This phrase is like saying, "Are you serious?!" or "Are you kidding me?!" It shows you are upset or do not believe what someone said. It is a very strong and rough way to speak.

Don't use this when you want to be polite. It sounds very rude. This is for angry talks or fights. You hear it a lot in anime or movies.

辞書形

This is the basic form of a verb. It is what you find in a dictionary. You use it to make other verb forms.

た形

This shows an action finished in the past. It also shows something that was true before now.

〜のかよ

This is a very strong way to ask a question. You use it when you are very surprised or upset. It sounds rough, like something a man might say.

〜のか

This is a question word. You use it when you are surprised. You also use it when you want more information.

〜って (quotation)

You use this when you say what someone else said. It is a casual way to quote people.

〜という

This grammar names things. It tells you what something is called. It means 'called' or 'named'.

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〜ってのか

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Nuance1

Contrasts1

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