Graham
私はすくなくとも試みる読む 私は今朝で金魚の記事を読みました 金魚は中国からきました 虫食べる What I was trying to write: I at least try reading. This morning, I read an article about goldfish. Goldfish come from china. (They) eat insects.
May 10, 2015 4:35 PM
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私はすくなくとも試しにみるんでみた

私は今朝、金魚の記事を読みました
金魚は中国からきました
金魚は食べる


What I was trying to write:

I at least try reading.
This morning, I read an article about goldfish.
Goldfish come from china.
(They) eat insects.

May 10, 2015
1

私はすくなくとも試みる読む

私は今朝で金魚の記事を読みました
金魚は中国からきました
食べる

私はともかく読むことを試みる

"at least" is often translated as 「すくなくとも」but "at least" also means "anyhow"too, dosen't it? In such a case, it can be 「ともかく」


You are really good at Kanji!


What I was trying to write:

I at least try reading.
This morning, I read an article about goldfish.
Goldfish come from china.
(They) eat insects.

July 5, 2015
Learning points. I tried to use 試みる (こころみる) which is a transitive verb, but then used a verb よむ for reading rather than a noun. Using the adverb ためしに fixes this incompatibility. 読んで (よんで) is the te-form of the verb, used because it's ongoing rather than a one-time thing. I also missed the object marker in the last sentence.
May 11, 2015
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