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Use しか with a negative predicate to express “only” with stronger emphasis than だけ.
しか is followed by a negative predicate. Together, the pattern means “only” or “nothing but”. It often emphasizes small quantity, limited choice, or disappointment.
百円しかありません。
I only have one hundred yen.
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日曜日しか休みがありません。
I only have Sundays off.
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これしか分かりません。
This is all I understand.
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