regal gorge
これおいしいの
So I was under the impression that no at the end of a sentence was a question marking particle. But in native shark it translates to this is really good. I was under the impression the something like "really good" would have been 美味しいよ
since yo is used for emphasis.
desert kayak
の can be many things depending on the context.
In the case you’re mentioning, の is being used の no of explanation, like んだ
You can usually tell by listening to the audio which it is
Question の would have a rising intonation
regal gorge
Oh okay I think i get it, similar to how sometimes we ask questions with rising intonations without an actual question word for lack of better saying