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「持っている」と「持ちます」what are the differences?
is 「持っている」 to own something, and 「持ちます」 is to have something in your hands? can i have some examples and explanation please?
21 apr 2015 07:05
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Fisrt of all, comparing 持っています and もちます would be better, or 持っている and 持つ.
持っています means "something belongs to someone", "someone owns something" or "someone keep having / holding something for the duration (of time).
持つ is for the action
私はたくさんの本を持っています。= I have a lot of books. (These books are mine / belong to me.)
私は一日中、この辞書[じしょ]を持っていました。= I kept having/carrying this dictionary durling the day / all day long.
カギと携帯電話[けいたいでんわ]を持って出かけました。= I left home with my key and cellphone.
*There are more mening in 持つ but I wrote the basic one focusing on the difference you asked.
I hipe this was helpful.
21 aprile 2015
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Inglese, Giapponese
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Giapponese
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