Samuel Arsenault
How would you say "he" in Japanese if you know the person and you're with them?
What if you didn't know the name?
8 nov. 2018 21:03
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"if you know the person" means you know the name of the person. Then use the name.
If it is 山田さん, you can (or should) always call him "山田さん”.
(Do not use the word "彼“. It is too risky for you).
8 november 2018
for example?
8 november 2018
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Samuel Arsenault
Taalvaardigheden
Engels, Japans
Taal die wordt geleerd
Japans
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