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fixed misspelling (おかか→おなか)
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how do you use the phrase 'おなかがすきます' to express you are hungry? I heard from different sources that 'おなかが空きます' is apparently better than 'おかかおなかが空いています', is this true? Because grammatically the second option should do a better job of conveying the idea that I am in a state of being hungry.

Alternatively, is there other expressions for 'I'm hungry' in Japanese that's used in every day speech contexts?

Thank you!

how do you use the phrase 'おなかがすきます' to express you are hungry? I heard from different sources that 'おなかが空きます' is apparently better than 'おかかが空いています', is this true? Because grammatically the second option should do a better job of conveying the idea that I am in a state of being hungry.

Alternatively, is there other expressions for 'I'm hungry' in Japanese that's used in every day speech contexts?

Thank you!

how do you use the phrase 'おなかがすきます' to express you are hungry? I heard from different sources that 'おなかが空きます' is apparently better than 'おなかが空いています', is this true? Because grammatically the second option should do a better job of conveying the idea that I am in a state of being hungry.

Alternatively, is there other expressions for 'I'm hungry' in Japanese that's used in every day speech contexts?

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How to say I am hungry? おなかが空きます

how do you use the phrase 'おなかがすきます' to express you are hungry? I heard from different sources that 'おなかが空きます' is apparently better than 'おかかが空いています', is this true? Because grammatically the second option should do a better job of conveying the idea that I am in a state of being hungry.

Alternatively, is there other expressions for 'I'm hungry' in Japanese that's used in every day speech contexts?

Thank you!