東京方言
Most of the grammatical features of the Tokyo dialect are identical to the colloquial form of Standard Japanese like the examples mentioned here. Noticeable features of the Tokyo dialect include the frequent use of interjectory particle "sa", which is roughly analogous to "like" as used in American English slang; "tsū" (common style) and "tee" (Shitamachi style), instead of "to iu" ("to say" or "is called"); the frequent use of emphasis sentence-final particle "dai" or "dee" in Shitamachi, which is famous for a typical Shitamachi verbal shot "teyandee!" ("[nani o] itte iyagaru n dai!", "What are you talking about!?").