Used after giving a general introduction to highlight and emphasize the most remarkable, unique, or praiseworthy feature ('what is particularly worth mentioning is...').
1. Serves as a topic marker meaning 'speaking of...' or 'as for...'; 2. Functions as a conditional evaluation meaning 'if one were to say that...'.
Used in interrogative sentences to express pressing for the truth or underlying reality ('after all / on earth / exactly'), often conveying eagerness or urgency.
Used after detailing facts to restate or summarize them in a more vivid, intuitive, or overarching manner, sometimes with slight exaggeration ('it can be said that... / practically...').
Indicates that two things are virtually identical in quality, essence, or manifestation, with practically no difference between them.
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