Jesse Good

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Mainly interested in C++.

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May 16	comment	What is the difference between お元気に、お元気で、気をつけて？ @TrucAudreyTeruko: Yes.
May 16	comment	Translation - Long sentence, uncertain of the nuance @yadokari: Yes, 気持ちの持ち方 expresses the way or method of thinking (feeling), whereas 気持ち is just the thinking(feeling) itself.
May 16	answered	What is the difference between お元気に、お元気で、気をつけて？
May 16	comment	What is the difference between お元気に、お元気で、気をつけて？ `which one suits my case?` What is your case?
May 16	comment	Translation - Long sentence, uncertain of the nuance @dainichi: You're right, but without any more context I had to guess.
May 15	answered	Translation - Long sentence, uncertain of the nuance
May 15	comment	Rare/Obsolete verb forms @ZhenLin: That might be true. Just look for the ones that say `動マ下二`, `動ラ下二`, etc. if you only want specific ones.
May 15	comment	How close was the Japanese writing system from becoming abolished after World War II? @DaveMG: This meta question I thought was relevant. Quoting the most up-voted answer: `As written, it doesn't explicitly say they have to be learning about Japanese, as long as they are discussing the Japanese language.`
May 14	comment	How to say “quarter to” or “quarter past” some hour? In 九州 it would be 3時前15分.
May 14	asked	How close was the Japanese writing system from becoming abolished after World War II?
May 14	revised	混信 and 干渉 difference in terms of communications and computing? deleted 95 characters in body
May 14	answered	混信 and 干渉 difference in terms of communications and computing?
May 14	revised	Rare/Obsolete verb forms deleted 80 characters in body
May 14	answered	Rare/Obsolete verb forms
May 14	comment	Come to ～: ～てくる vs. ～ようになる @istrasci: Out of context, it's difficult to explain the fine nuances.
May 14	comment	Thank you for X: ～をありがとうございます @Matt: Actually, the way you explained it in your comment was what I intended. However, I guess my explanation didn't come out that way...
May 14	comment	Thank you for X: ～をありがとうございます @Matt: While you make a good point, keep in mind the shortened for ありがとう can mean both, and since in modern times ありがとうございます simply is a polite form for ありがとう, it would naturally fit that を can be used even if the original meaning of ございます is technically not allowed to do that.
May 13	revised	How should I go about translating my company name in Japanese? deleted 1 characters in body
May 13	answered	Thank you for X: ～をありがとうございます
May 13	accepted	Did ありがとう come from Portuguese “obrigado”?