Ken Li

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 comment What's the difference between wa (は) and ga (が)?
@Pacerier amazon.co.jp/…
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Oct
23
 revised What is this English doing in the middle of my Japanese?
fix furigana
Oct
23
 comment What is this English doing in the middle of my Japanese?
@sawa that's what the edit button is for
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Aug
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 comment What does this symbol mean?
Yes it looks like a Chinese seal script, although it's an interesting topic on it's own, it's somewhat off-topic for JLU I'm afraid (unless this has some usage in the Japanese language, or related to Japanese language usage).
Aug
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 revised うるさい written as 五月蝿い
adding
Aug
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 answered うるさい written as 五月蝿い
Aug
21
 comment Japanese kanji with different meanings in Chinese
@Zhen Yeah maybe that was not exactly a good example, as I'm no expert on the Chinese language myself, although the point is still valid. It's even the same case for languages like French and English as well with certain words which means the same and even with the same spelling but used in different contexts.
Aug
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 revised Japanese kanji with different meanings in Chinese
grammar
Aug
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 answered Japanese kanji with different meanings in Chinese
Aug
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 comment Saying “as if to say” - What's happened to 言う in と言わんばかりに?
You are better off remembering 言わんばかり as a phrase which means as if was saying. In almost every other case ばかり means 'Only', and in your three examples, it's usually interpreted as 'Only'.
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