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文法. A collective term for syntax (the way sentences are put together) and morphology (forms of words, including the way new words are put together). Often used to describe function words such as particles, to describe word endings, and to talk about general sentence structure.
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単語を十個 or 十個単語を - quantifiers before or after direct objects
I once read a Japanese sentence:
仮に毎日単語を十個覚えるとする
Can I say this instead?
仮に毎日十個単語を覚えるとする
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Understanding 「あきらめたらそこで試合終了なので、最後まで頑張ります」
Please look at this sentence:
あきらめたらそこで試合終了なので、最後まで頑張ります
How should I understand it? I tried to understand the meaning, and I think it means, "if you abandon, the test will be over at once (whic …
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correct usage of 'There be ...' construction and 'somebody has something'
How do I express the meaning of "somebody has something" in Japanese?
In English the 'there be...' construction means something exists somewhere, which equals the Japanese 〜〜があります or 〜〜がいます.
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Explaining Tense in Japanese
I find that Japanese is a weird language for its learners, especially for those who've already learned English. In English one usually uses two tenses: present and past, however in Japanese there are …
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Is this sentence correct？ [closed]
Would u please test this sentence for me？ '図書館でいお（ro）いろな教室でできないことができる' some of my mates said it is wrong while some said it is right
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How to ask if others want to do something?
In the Japanese language, if the speaker wants to express the will he himself wants to do, 'たい ' is usually used. For example:
I want to buy this book.
わたしはこの本を買いたい。
I want to go back home …
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Modal expressions in "He must be Japanese" - に決まっている and ぜひ・きっと・必ず
"He must be Japanese", if translated to idiomatic Japanese according to the standard concept, should be:
彼は日本人に決まっている。
What about the following alternatives?
彼はぜひ日本人です。
彼はきっと日本人です。
彼は必ず日本人です。
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The 普通形 of a verb in Japanese - future and habitual interpretations [duplicate]
According to my grammar book, the 普通形 of a verb in Japanese usually has two functions: it shows a regular common action and the action that the subject is going to do in the future. …
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