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時制. Questions relating to that property of verbs which allows them to refer to events in the past, present, or future.
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Question regarding Zutto and Datta in the same clause
(making the "suki" past tense)
But I saw someone else translate:
(B) "ずっとあなたが好きだった" (zutto anata ga suki datta)
as "I’ve always loved you."
Which is correct? … Is the "like/suki" continuous or just past tense? …
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