ち

a stammered start to a word, home, place

t͡ɕ i
interjection Rare #38,732
a stammered start to a word Often used when someone starts a word and then breaks off or repeats it.
JA: ち、違います。
EN: N-no, that's not right.

旅のお手伝いをするって…あ…ち違うんですか?

I thought you were going to help me on my journey… Ah… w-was I wrong?

— Departures (2008)

ち違う!

N-no, that's not it!

— The Garden of Sinners: Paradox Spiral (2008)

ち!!

Tch!!

— 千と千尋の神隠し (2001)

ち…

No…

— One Cut of the Dead (2017)

ち!

Tch!

— 千と千尋の神隠し (2001)

noun Rare #45,346
home, place Colloquial form used after a person or name to mean their home or place, often as んち.
JA: 今日は友達んちでご飯を食べる。
EN: I’m eating at my friend’s place today.
Declension of 地
地ち

おじさんちは?

What about your uncle's place?

— セントラル・ステーション (1998)

ワシントンの友達んちにいるんだ。

I'm at my friend's place in Washington.

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