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>you learned something If “you(the subject)”learned, it’s “私は本から覚えた", and “本で覚えた” and “本から学んだ" as well. And from the place of the book(being the subject of the sentence), it indeed sounds unnatural as if the book is an animate object. >本は(or 本が)浮気という言葉をあなたに覚えてもらった:not ok
“覚えてもらった” is valid when the subject (often omitted) of the sentence is animate existences, like the person who wrote or asked you to learn from the book. >(私は、)私の本から浮気という言葉をあなたに覚えてもらった >私は、あなたに浮気という言葉を本から学んでもらった
Elijah Bell
>まぁたしかに、全国で四万近くの学校裏サイトがあるといわれているらしいから……この学校にもあって当然といえば当然なのかもしれないけど……。 >だいたい、「裏」などと言う名前がついているから何かイリーガルな場所を想像してしまうが、単に学校の公式サイトではないという意味でしかない。 What is だいたい modifying here?
Can a Japanese post a notepad or something, with your notes where you write casually (not really carefully, but just notes from school etc.) I want to see how different or similar it would be than computer and theoretical signs.
Carter Anderson
Handwritten parts in manga may give some kind of an idea, although it's probably cleaner than what you'd write if you were only concerned that you can read it yourself.
>僕のちのちゃんは愛しては This still sounds unnatural. I think there are some ways to express like this sentence in Japanese, for example "僕のちのちゃん愛は", "僕のちのちゃん愛しているは", "僕のちのちゃんに対する愛情は", etc.
well, Although it's true that some snakes inhabiting Japan have poisons, but they are not that dangerous and poisonous compared to foreign ones. of course, it goes without saying that you should go to a hospital or call an ambulance as soon as possible if you were bitten by them though.
I would read that particular section as 'makes me uneasy' but I don't really know what I'm talking about
Carter Young
He wants to become a hamster with huge balls so he can worry other people あ ほ く さ
Ryder Anderson
Oh, that makes sense, thanks
Isaac Myers
1500 cards in on Anki these katakana ones are useless as fuck, do I bury or suspend them?
Wyatt Kelly
Learn them
Austin Powell
"不安にさせる" is *** make *** concerned ( or worry nervous or uneasiness). So I think the meaning of "不安にさせたい" is "I want (wish or hope) to make humans nervous" in this case.
Thomas Evans
This was me when I went to high school in Japan. Girls invited me to eat lunch with them on the first day but then the guys asked me and I went with them. Second day the dudes' table was full so I sat alone. Proceeded to eat alone for the rest of the year. I'm baka
>jisho.org/search/*咬* Is there a way of searching for words containing a particular kanji, but not words that would be a variant of the more commonly found form? Like 噛む here wouldn't be one that I would want to see.
世界の人の中で、「彼女の名前」は一番大好きです。 I’m trying to send a message to my girlfriend along the lines of “out of all the people in the world, I love you the most”, but my Japanese is subpar. Any advice?