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the logic behind "te" in "chotto matte te" When someone says: `chotto matte te`, why does the `te` mean "... and I'll be back shortly". What's **the logic** behind it? Why aren't there special expressions such as `chotto matte X`, where X could mean "I'll give food to my cat" or "I'll need sign an important document for Toyota" or "I'll fix my laptop which was broken by little sister"? Why come that `te` means **specifically** "...and I'll be back shortly"? And why is it "te"?

> (1) chyotto matte tte
> (2) why does the tte mean "... and I'll be back shortly".

(1)










I'll be back shortly

(2) Why don't you wait for me a moment in spite of my saying "Please wait a moment"? I'm thinking " **I'll be back shortly.** "

If "(1) chyotto matte **tte** " is "(1)' chyotto matte **te** **** ", it is a short form of " **** ", which implies that " _Would you wait a moment, because I'll be back shortly?_ "

The second in **** is "an auxiliary indicates continuing action" according to Jisho.org here, so the phrase means "Keep waiting for a moment.​"

> chyotto matte X, where X could mean "I'll give food to my cat" or "I'll need sign an important document for Toyota" or "I'll fix my laptop which was broken by little sister"?

chyotto matte X

X







"Wait a moment, please, because I'll do X".

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