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〖οτμκαЯе〗(´艸｀〃)
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May 17 |
reviewed | No Action Needed おっす！ An abbreviation for … what exactly? |
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May 17 |
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Encountered な with ten-ten @Chocolate そうですね・・・残念ながら、2002年からのスレなんですから、貼られているリンクはだめですが・・・たまに、古いリンクでも見る方法はあるんですが、例えば：http://archive.org/を通して、または検索サイト(Google、など)のキャッシュを通して見ることができると思いますよ！ |
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May 16 |
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Encountered な with ten-ten @Flaw Just to be careful, are there any guidelines about "fair use" (for anything copyright-related) on SE? |
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May 16 |
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Encountered な with ten-ten You might want to check out this old (2002) thread about this sort of thing: q.hatena.ne.jp/1040004428#a7692 Interesting thread :) |
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May 15 |
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Can 助動詞(auxiliary verbs) be used with other 助動詞? @RoyFuentes I will try looking around for some more resources on that sort of thing! As far as the browser encoding goes, it does depend on your web browser :) Which browser do you use most often? |
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May 15 |
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What's the most appropriate negative potential form for this situation? @istrasci Thanks for the clarification. I guess my main point about "simplicity" in regard to the Japanese language is the idea that there will often be cases where we can't directly convert our native language understanding to another language (such as Japanese) :) Even when grammar is correct (or at least theoretically correct,) the usage might still (unfortunately) be formed from our native language understanding... instead of thinking from the perspective of the other language (i.e. thinking in Japanese.) |
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May 15 |
reviewed | No Action Needed What's the most appropriate negative potential form for this situation? |
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May 14 |
reviewed | Leave Open 上手（じょうず）ｖｓ。上手い（うまい） |
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May 14 |
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上手（じょうず）ｖｓ。上手い（うまい） @yadokari Two different words... though sharing some similarities :) |
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May 13 |
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What verb is in 覚えてみたい? @EricDong Interesting point about the 覚{さと}る reading, though :) |
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May 13 |
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What verb is in 覚えてみたい? added 11 characters in body |
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May 13 |
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What verb is in 覚えてみたい? added 72 characters in body |
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May 13 |
answered | What verb is in 覚えてみたい? |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に finished adding answers to each question |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に @Tony I've updated the answer above to include at least some sort of answer to each of your questions within your original post. Hope some of it helps... and again, good detective work with the link you found earlier! |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に finished adding answers to each question |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に added 531 characters in body |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に @Tony Good find! And great to see your effort with all of this! And as for your question about if「への」is commonly used, I would say "yes". :) |
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May 12 |
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への対へ/に-Difference between への and へ/に @Tony Let's look at the「の」particle, here; in the example:「あなたへの愛」if we were to write the phrase like this:「あなたへ愛」it might still work... at least on a poetic level, but it would possibly need a comma to break up the sentence, like this:「あなたへ、愛」which could be a reversed version of this:「愛、あなたへ」. When you add the「の」particle, it at least begins to connect this otherwise disjointed phrase... and it introduces a more definite idea of what we are focusing on in this phrase. ^^; |
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May 12 |
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