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日本語でどうぞ。


Mar
11
comment どうか, どうにか, どうかして - differences?
@Mike I don't hear it used really, and it seems on alc like it doesn't have a lot of use. So I'd say it's not really commonly used, but you might still come across it in literary stuff or more formal writing. Might be better asking a native how often it comes up, but for now just be ready to understand it and don't worry about using it.
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11
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Mar
7
comment どうか, どうにか, どうかして - differences?
Reasoning for the downvote? Did I get something wrong?
Mar
7
comment How to express the concept of negation in mathematics
Just FYI, codecademy has some basic courses in Japanese that might be useful for seeing basic concepts explained as they would be to a native speaker.
Mar
7
answered どうか, どうにか, どうかして - differences?
Mar
6
comment “If I may ask a question, …”
I second using お尋ねしたいんですけど or variants, or for a little less formal just 質問したいんですが. 質問したいことがある is also ok, though maybe a little more direct than what he's asking for.
Mar
6
accepted Is たとえば the ば form of a verb?
Mar
6
revised Is たとえば the ば form of a verb?
tried to damage control some stupidity
Mar
6
comment Is たとえば the ば form of a verb?
I'm now absolutely baffled as to how I convinced myself that there was no たとう. I swore I checked, like with 100% conviction was sure that I looked, and yet there it is. I feel really dumb now but I'll edit the question such that it can still hopefully be interesting for others!
Mar
6
asked Is たとえば the ば form of a verb?
Mar
5
awarded  Enlightened
Mar
5
awarded  Nice Answer
Mar
5
reviewed Close What is the meaning of から here?
Mar
5
comment When speaking with client, how to say “I will tell my coworker”
Goes to show how bad I still am at keigo, sorry.
Mar
5
comment When speaking with client, how to say “I will tell my coworker”
Do you use that over お伝えいたします or is that the answer you're looking for?
Mar
3
answered Why choose 念入{ねんい}り over まともに in this question?
Mar
3
answered Does 凝{こ}る mean “absorbed in” or “artistic” in this sentence?