Usages of 〜kke
テント と ペグ を 持って 来た の は だれ だ っけ？tento to pegu wo motte kita no ha dare da kke?
Who brought the tent and pegs again?
午前中 に 管理棟 を 出た っけ？gozentyuu ni kanritou wo deta kke?
We left the campsite office in the morning, right?
ランタン と マット は クーラーボックス の 横 に 置いた っけ？rantan to matto ha kuuraabokkusu no yoko ni oita kke?
We put the lantern and sleeping mat next to the cooler box, right?
炭 と 着火剤 は もう 買った っけ？sumi to tyakkazai ha mou katta kke?
We already bought charcoal and a fire starter, right?
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