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Apr 4	answered	Usage of そして、ごかぞく、ときどき and some questions on forming sentence
Apr 4	revised	Usage of そして、ごかぞく、ときどき and some questions on forming sentence added 3 characters in body
Apr 4	revised	“unfinished” sentences ending in particles like を, に and が added 447 characters in body
Apr 4	comment	“unfinished” sentences ending in particles like を, に and が Do you have an example sentence that ends in `が` that is not the "but" one?
Apr 4	answered	“unfinished” sentences ending in particles like を, に and が
Apr 3	answered	Sorry, I wasn't listening
Apr 1	comment	How to say: (one) month through (another) month `〜から〜にかけて` is less explicit, not more. Its start/end points are approximations, not exact.
Mar 29	awarded	translation
Mar 28	answered	help checking a sentence
Mar 28	comment	How do you read 遅ランチ? Another possibility could be `おくれランチ`, although I happen to agree with @user1205935's answer below.
Mar 27	revised	Nominalization with のが、のを added 6 characters in body
Mar 27	comment	Meaning and translation　お納めになられる I agree that it seems like `二重敬語` (which is grammatically incorrect).
Mar 26	comment	What does 外国人のように imply in this sentence? [[ Are foreigners known for a particular gesture in which we raise both our arms...? ]] - A double deuce maybe?
Mar 26	comment	increasing vocabulary @ssb: That's a more eloquent way than I attempted to say it on a question yesterday. Hope I didn't come off like a jerk to that new user.
Mar 26	revised	How do I say “requirements” in an IT context? Linked similar question involving 目的／目標
Mar 25	comment	How long would it take on average to learn japanese I would ask this on the meta board or in the chat. This type of question will probably be closed. Check the FAQ for a list of appropriate question types.
Mar 25	comment	Why is なんて the correct answer for this question? Although it can be used for belittling/derogatory, it doesn't have to be. The definition you posted also says this. "To lighten or diminish the impact of the subject in question." See my answer at the above link also.
Mar 25	answered	Why is なんて the correct answer for this question?
Mar 25	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on What's the difference between ことがある or ことはある?
Mar 21	comment	Why is this guy hesitant to call and ask her out on a date? @DaveMG: My comment was not meant to be taken as an answer; just an obversation. That's why it was a comment.