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"wasureta" and "wasurechatta"
I heard that people in Japan use both of this words in similar sentenses...but I don't know, is there big difference between them?
28 jul. 2008 11:22
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"wasureta" means only "I forgot it". "wasurechatta" is a short version of "wasurete shimatta".
This means a stronger expression like "Gosh, I really forgot it. Am I stupid." or the like.
"..chatta/...te shimatta" are very useful expressions to say something happened without
or against my intentions.
28 juli 2008
... pass... who is the downstairs can answer it!
28 juli 2008
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
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