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I don't understand the difference between "どこも (dokomo)" and "どこまでも (dokomademo)" nor the difference between "いつも (itsumo)" and "いつまでも (itsumademo)".
I don't remember other words with that structure right now, but if any, please tell me their difference.
Can anyone explain it to me?
ありがとうごいざいます!
Mar 6, 2013 12:42 AM
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I would recognize them like below.
どこも = nowhere (ps: どこでも = everywhere)
この時間だと(お店は)どこも開いていない -> Nowhere is (no shops are) opening in this hour.
どこまでも= endlessly (physically)
この道はどこまでも続く (This road is endlessly long)
いつも = everytime/always
いつもありがとう (thank you every time)
いつまでも= endlessly (time)
いつまでも私の事を忘れないで (Don't forget about me forever)
March 6, 2013
。。。ございます!***
March 6, 2013
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