って having another usage beside as a quotation particle?


I encountered this sentence while reading manga:

> もし朝飯に嫌いなピーマンが多かったからテンション低い **って** ばれたら...

But I have no idea why the って particle is being used here.




I believe this is just a quotative って. Admittedly 'quotative' may make it
sound narrower, but

'If it gets out _that_ "I'm low on energy because there were lots of peppers,
which I hate, in my breakfast"...'

(I don't mind peppers myself but peppers for breakfast sounds weird)




I believe this is just a quotative って. Admittedly 'quotative' may make it
sound narrower, but

'If it gets out _that_ "I'm low on energy because there were lots of peppers,
which I hate, in my breakfast"...'

(I don't mind peppers myself but peppers for breakfast sounds weird)

