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"no" is used by female speakers and
children, and is used when giving an
explanation or expressing emphasis or
emotion.  It is also used as a question
marker in place of "ka" when uttered with a
rising intonation.  It is used with informal
speech.  "Na" replaces "da" (after nouns
and "na" adjectives) when used with "no".

ex. Tegami wo kaku no.
I am going to write a letter.
ex.  Ima, kaeru wa yo.
I'll go home now.
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"wa" is used to add a softness to the
message of the sentence and may express
light assertation.  It may be used in both
formal and informal speech.

ex.  Kyou, osushi ni suru wa.
I will have sushi today.