yadokari

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3h	revised	Questions on a usage of じゃない added 190 characters in body
3h	revised	Questions on a usage of じゃない added 304 characters in body
3h	asked	Questions on a usage of じゃない
14h	accepted	How is the Kanji of 口実 related to the meaning?
1d	asked	How is the Kanji of 口実 related to the meaning?
May 16	comment	Encountered な with ten-ten So writing え゛っ(with the extra ゛) as opposed to えっ denotes added surprise without denoting an actual change in sound? (by the way what are those dots called in Japanese and in English?)
May 16	comment	How important is gendered language in reality? "Just how important is gendered language in Japanese?" -Very.
May 14	comment	上手（じょうず）ｖｓ。上手い（うまい） look up the definitions on tangorin.com then look up sample sentences on alc.co.jp. they are two different words.
May 13	revised	Why is 〜に受かる used to mean “to pass”? i assumed you meant where instead of where
May 12	accepted	What is the correct way to say 小さい『つ』?
May 11	asked	What is the correct way to say 小さい『つ』?
May 9	comment	Japanese construction verb+noun, how do I interpret it. I am confused! @Chocolate, ショボいってなんですか？ You can also say, "A man whose wife died on him."
May 9	comment	Japanese construction verb+noun, how do I interpret it. I am confused! 妻に死なれた夫...a husband whose wife up and died on him (?)
Apr 29	comment	Explain づき in the given sentence @Chocolate、説明してくれてありがとうございます〜
Apr 27	comment	Explain づき in the given sentence is the よう in the ようにして here meaning "state"? As in, "Please watch this, 'in the state' of not being too close." ?
Apr 6	comment	Polite way of asking if someone's received an email sorry for asking an english question but is "someone's received" a contraction of "someone has received"? Would it not be more correct to say, "Polite way of asking if someone received an email"/"Polite way of asking if someone has received an email?" Can you contract "has" in this instance? thanks and sorry for any uptight vibes.
Mar 30	revised	What does 手になる mean? grammar edit
Mar 30	comment	What is the relation between the two verbs 思われる and 思う? thank you. Do you have an opinion on "思われられる" as is discussed in the comments below the question above?
Mar 30	accepted	What is the relation between the two verbs 思われる and 思う?
Mar 30	comment	Interpretation of a sentence by Mishima Thank you, I think that answers my query. If you read the book, do you have an opinion on Kashiwagi's intended meaning? My friend said he was a stand-in for Mishima.