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モダリティ. The linguistic expression of the speaker’s psychological attitude towards the verbalized state of affairs or towards the utterance and the communication itself at the time of speech.
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The word that translate to " can" in a sentence?
I am not sure what is the right the expression to use when I want to include "can" in a Japanese sentence:
for example :
Can I buy a fruit?
is
Kudamono o kau koto wa dekimasu ka?
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