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「遥か」と「遠い」の違いは Would I be right in thinking that 「遠い」 is far away, but still within visible range, and 「遥か」 is further away than 「遠い」 and/or not necessarily visible?
2015년 1월 30일 오전 2:45
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1. Visible or not is not a key point. We say "遠くて見えない It's far, so I can't see it." and "富士山を遥かに望む I overlook Mt. Fuji far./ Mt. Fuji is overlooked far." 2. 遠い is an i-adjective and遥か is a stem of na-adjective遥かな or an adverb. 遥かな is different from usual na-adjectives. Only 遥かな and 遥かに are used. 3. You wrote"「遥か」is further away than「遠い」". I agree with you. I feel 遥かな未来<みらい>(the far-off future)is further away than 遠い未来(the far future). 4. We can say "富士山を遥か遠くに眺めるI look at Mount Fuji far in the distance". It's a usage of a stem of na-adjective or an adverb. 5. 遥かに is used as "much more". こっちのほうが遥かに大きい/遠い/近いThis one is much bigger/ further /nearer.
2015년 1월 30일
「遠い」は単に「遠い」ことを表したい時に使います。 「遥か遠い」は、見える、見えないにかかわら、「ずーっと遠いこと」を強調したい時に使います。
2015년 2월 1일
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