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Apr
11
asked With whom to use different honorific forms? 丁寧語より尊敬語・謙譲語・丁重語
Apr
7
revised What is the background of the phrase 背中で教える, and where does the meaning “to teach with one's back” come from?
grammar fix
Apr
7
suggested suggested edit on What is the background of the phrase 背中で教える, and where does the meaning “to teach with one's back” come from?
Mar
31
comment How to say: (one) month through (another) month
could you use から、まで? 6月から9月までが暑い
Mar
18
accepted What is the connection between shrimp and old age?
Mar
18
asked What is the connection between shrimp and old age?
Mar
13
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Mar
10
revised Which readings are used for 漢文?
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Mar
10
comment Which readings are used for 漢文?
Thank you! But for example, 若 is read ニャ instead of ジャク which seems to be a little more common or ニャク which is more rare. Is it possible to infer which reading is used without needing to look it up?
Mar
10
comment Which readings are used for 漢文?
Sorry, I didn't know what 漢文訓読 was until now. Do typical Japanese people (the general public included) study only 漢文訓読 texts or do they venture into the original as well?
Mar
10
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Mar
10
revised Which readings are used for 漢文?
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Mar
10
asked Which readings are used for 漢文?
Mar
10
awarded  Scholar
Mar
10
accepted expressing casual potential for adjectives
Feb
28
comment expressing casual potential for adjectives
Yes, I just wanted to say that keigo can be really long. I guess "can" has a ton of uses in English and trying to wrap them all up in a "potential form" is not productive. I think ~ときもあるよね is a good way to express what I'm trying to say. I guess this question is resolved then, but I'm not really sure how to mark it as such other than deleting it.
Feb
27
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Feb
27
asked expressing casual potential for adjectives
Feb
24
awarded  Informed