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Can you explain なんか？？？
くやしいから、なんか仕返ししたいな
なんか、わかない
なんかいつもスマホいじってるし
I hear my students say this often when brainstorming and also it occurs in text. What exactly does なんか mean in these separate situations? Thanks!
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커뮤니티 가이드라인을 위반한 콘텐츠입니다.2020년 2월 27일
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Grammatical, why isn't there an ing on "We can swim" versus "We can enjoy swimming" ?
Question a friend asked and I'm stuck.
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明日あえるのたのしみにします Versus 明日あえるのたのしみにします. Please explain the difference :)
A friend sent me a message using the potential form of あう (1) but I don't understand why or if either makes any impact to the main part of the message.
1. 明日、あえるのたのしみにします。
Versus
2. 明日、あうのたのしみにします。
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Can someone please break down (translate) this sentence? I don't understand ため, になる or でも's usage
いそがしい母は料理をする時間があまりなかったため、ゆうしょくでも、ちょうしょくとまったくおなじものになることもありました。
Does this mean, "Because my busy mother did not have a lot of time to cook, (We ate) the completely same thing during dinner and breakfast" ?
(T_T) I'm so confused
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Does 魚をやきあげる make since? Is yakiageru the right verb to say "to grill"
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In french aren't last family names referred to in singular forms? Like 'Les DuPonts est gentil.'
Or Le DuPont sont gentils??? I forget which way.
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Est-ce que cette structure d'adverbs et verbs, "la fée gentiment nous invite…” est bon parfois?
Dans une chanson que j’ai entendue, la femme a chanté “la fée qui l'habite gentiment nous invite…” On est appris que les adverbs, dans les grandes lignes, suivent les verbes. Est-ce qu’il y a plus liberté grammatical dans les chansons que quand on parle français? Ou cette structure est juste aussi?
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J'etais curieuse, si quelqu'un dit "Tu es gentille." peut-on dire "Suis-je?", si on est suprise?
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Est-ce qu'on peut utiliser le subjonctif dans la même phrase avec le future?
Je doute que je serai une actrice.
...par example.Avant que je meure, je deviendrai un pompier.
...un autre example
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