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Michel
Affirmative question "Do I understand you correctly"
What I'm trying to say is: "I don't misunderstand you (do I)." - meaning I'm looking for affirmation that I understand someone correctly. Is this correct:
Xさんのことを誤解していない?
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14 Oca 2015 19:46
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You're correct. In that situation, the subject is "I " and "Xさん" is a hearer.
(僕/私は)Xさん/あなたのことを誤解して(い)ない?
(僕/私は)Xさん/あなたのことを誤解して(い)ないよね?
(僕/私は)Xさん/あなたのことを(ちゃんと)理解して(い)る/分かって(い)る?
(僕/私は)Xさん/あなたのことを(ちゃんと)理解して(い)る/分かって(い)るよね?
When the subject is "you " and "Xさん" is a third person, you can also use the same sentence.
(あなたは)Xさんのことを誤解して(い)ない?=(あなたは)Xさんのことを誤解して(い)るんじゃない?
14 Ocak 2015
私は、Xさんのことを誤解していない? is Okay.
私は、Xさんのことを正しく分かっているかな? and
私は、Xさんのことを正しく理解しているかな?
are correct, too.
14 Ocak 2015
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Michel
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Çince (Mandarin), İngilizce, Fransızca, Almanca, İtalyanca, Japonca, Lehçe, Rusça
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Çince (Mandarin), İtalyanca, Japonca, Rusça
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