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When the people fear the government, there is tyranny. When governments fear the people, there is liberty.

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comment Why do TV subtitles use spaces (instead of commas)?
Cool =) so before the invention of punctuation, words are separated using only spaces?
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May
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comment What does the use of a dash (instead of a character) to extend a sound mean?
@Axioplase Btw what's the difference between and ?
May
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May
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comment Why do TV subtitles use spaces (instead of commas)?
@Tsuyoshi Not quite sure myself, but for example people that have hearing problems, or kids etc, and besides it'll benefit those mega screens fixed onto buildings because people don't really get access to the audio part.
May
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comment Why do TV subtitles use spaces (instead of commas)?
@sawa Ok I've edited the question to add some examples.
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May
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comment Why do TV subtitles use spaces (instead of commas)?
@Tsuyoshi Japanese TV drama, most of them I downloaded online (e.g. d-addicts). Also some anime video files which are in .mkv format has built in subtitles which looks like they are from the original producer.
May
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asked Why do TV subtitles use spaces (instead of commas)?
May
28
comment Does ごめん really mean sorry?
Do you mean the "dictionary" meaning or the "sense" meaning? I think a good translation would be "sry" or "soz", like when we bump into people.
May
28
comment “乗せる” vs “乗っける”
Btw I was wondering instead of "boyish", can it also be "casual" for example in this example a child used it while talking within the family: youtube.com/…
May
28
comment Which is the “official” kanji for さい, 歳 or 才 ?
@Axioplase lol look at number 3 in the image, all the trouble just to save 1 stroke..
May
28
comment Logic behind “が” preferrence when using a “-たい” form
Cool, I think that this is very interesting =) Btw to furthur analyze the situation, I was wondering is it possible to form the structure NをV~たい whereby N is not a "location"?
May
28
comment Can we use すら without negation?
Yes I've misunderstood it. Thanks for the corrections =)
May
28
comment Can we use すら without negation?
@sawa Yes I've got a misconception, thanks for the explanation =D
May
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accepted Can we use すら without negation?