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Nov 10 |
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How do the two ideas in this sentence come together? Should it read "スリー" there by any chance? |
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Nov 8 |
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This instance of のに is opposite from my expectations Actually, the second translation might be better with "invaluable" instead of "handy" but I think it makes not much of a difference. Or does it? |
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Nov 5 |
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My friend said she says “やる時やる.” a lot. What's the translation to english? OK, maybe not just when necessary but also with an emphasis on "well", as pointed out by Hyperworm. |
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Nov 4 |
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How can a verb be in the beginning of a sentence when it is usually at the end? Ex. 折れた淡い翼。 @TsuyoshiIto: Thanks for pointing it out! I corrected it. |
