Rodrigo Pará

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Mar 8	comment	What is くん doing in these sentences? See I didnt know that! Always nice learning a little everyday ^^
Dec 23	comment	About -eru and -aru verb pairs that are not transitive/intransitive counterpart of each other There is also 助ける　and 助かる.
Oct 20	comment	Greeting a person over the internet Yeah I've seen that but its too long lol. Thanks anyway
Oct 19	comment	Greeting a person over the internet I see. Thanks for your answer!
Sep 16	comment	パソコンが　得意だ/わかる/上手だ While I understand that it's perfectly natural to break some rules on daily spoken language, and also that it's a matter of adapting your ears to it, I just felt I needed a further explanation about this question, since the book's answer felt natural for me aswell =) Nevertheless, thank you for your answer!
Jun 27	comment	Can ごとに be replaced by それぞれ in this question? sorry that just got me confused. why for example the sentence ハウルの動く城 (Howl's moving castle) is correct? the pattern seems similar...
Jun 26	comment	Can ごとに be replaced by それぞれ in this question? At first I didn't get why you changed the particle for が, but after further inspection I think i get it: Is it because with に, it sounds like someone who is a outsider is walking and putting the trees at each house, and with が, it sounds like each family is responsible for putting the tree on your own house?