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In the section on masculine sentence enders This sentence pops up すし を たべたかなぁ
I thought small Kana were used in Katakana for foreign sounds but I can’t find a good explanation for small ぁ、ぃ、ぅ、ぇ、ぉ
It’s basically used to indicate an extended vowel that also trails off.
So なぁ sounds a bit more wistful than なあ or な, へぇ sounds more quizzical than へえ, and so forth.
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