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Superstition and beliefs in traditional Japanese culture I am currently writing an essay on Japanese superstitions and beliefs. I would like hear what kind of superstitions and beliefs you (as native people living in Japan) have or have encountered. They can be either good luck omens or bad luck omens or just anything that comes to your mind. If there is a Japanese saying that goes with it, please write that also (in Kanji but with kana reading...if you can also translate it into English that would be nice). I already have a lot of material for my essay. However, I would like hear about this from actual people, not just read about it from a book. If some superstitions or beliefs have more than one meaning, please add them all. Thank you so much! どうもありがとう御座います。
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机の上に鞄があります。 How to make more complex sentences? Which one is correct? Or can I use them both? Or are they both incorrect? 1. あなたの鞄が机の上にあります。 2. 机の上にあなたの鞄があります。 Which one is correct? Or can I use them both? Or are they both incorrect? 3. あなたの鞄が机の上にとあなたの傘が机の下にあります。 4. 机の上にあなたの鞄がと机の下にあなたの傘があります。
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Apua saatavilla = Help offered

Satuin juuri huomaamaan että ettei täällä juuri ole suomalaisia/suomen kielen osaajia vastaamassa teidän suomen kielen oppijoiden kysymyksiin. No, jos joku tarvitsee apua, niin lähettäkää kysymyksenne 'Answers' osioon niin lupaan että yritän vastata niihin.

 

I just happened to noticed that not many answers have been provided for those wishing to learn Finnish. Well, is anyone needs help please post your questions to the 'Answers' section and I promise to try to answers them.

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