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’しまいます’ と ’します’ 何では違いますか?
2015년 6월 17일 오후 2:41
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・~します / I'm going to ~ or I will ~
ex.(今から)歯磨(はみが)きをします。
I'm going to brush my teeth.
*Probably it's better to memorize 'will' as 〜ます ,
Because putting し is actually depends on the verb, like たべ'ます'(I'm going to eat), ね'ます'( I'm going to sleep) have no し sound before 'ます':)
・〜しまいます/ usually has a negative feeling.
ex. わたしはたくさん食(た)べて'しまいます'。
I can't help eating so much.
気付いたら(きづいたら)、彼女(かのじょ)のことを考えて(かんがえて)'しまいます'。
I find my self thinking of her.
*something you are unable to control or hard to control.
tend to do something /ついつい〜(し)てしまいます。
ex.ついついたくさん食べてしまいます。
I tend to eat a lot.
And this is another way to use 〜しまいます↓
ex.片付け(かたづけ)てしまいますね。
I'm going to clean up here (in a minute.)
↑Showing that this action won't take long time to finish.
usually when someone is waiting to finish the action.
・In add(おまけ)・
・〜しまいま'した' / Past form / something happen which was not on purpose.
(usually bad things like a mistake)
ex.パソコンを忘(わす)れてしまいました。
I forgot my laptop.
彼(かれ)は彼女(かのじょ)と別(わか)れてしまいました。
He's broken up with his girlfriend.
・〜しています/ I'm ~ing/ the action which is happen right now also continuing.
ex. I'm eating Ramen.
わたしはラーメンを食(た)べています。
I'm reading a book.
わたしは本(ほん)を読(よ)んでいます。
I hope you understand my bad English and wish this post helped you^^!
2015년 6월 18일
the difference of two words is having will or not.
ex
私は病院にいくので遅刻します
道が混んでいるので遅刻してしまいます
2015년 6월 17일
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