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"iie. mimasen deshita" not "iie. eiga wo mimasen deshita" ???
I am doing some exercises in my workbook and the question is:
Mari-san wa ketsuyoobi ni eiga wo mimashitaka
The answer is: iie. mimasendeshita (she actually wrote a letter)
Would it be wrong to use 'iie. eiga wo mimasendeshita' as this sounds more natural to me?
I have heard a lot of 'inferred' information can be dropped from sentences in Japanese, is this an example of this?
Any info gratefully received :), and apologies for the romaji formatting, I don't read much romaji to know how to split the words well.
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Yup! The answer should be: いいえ、みませんでした。
It's just similar to English, when you ask someone: Did you watch the movie last night?
Normally, the answer will be: Yes, I did/No, I didn't. (Not: Yes, I watched the movie/No, I didn't watch the movie; except in case you wanna emphasize or give additional information).
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Phil
المهارات اللغوية
الإنجليزية, اليابانية
لغة التعلّم
اليابانية
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