@youngggggoh okay! thank you! is it natural to have 2 는 in a sentence like this?こ
When ずっと is used in the past tense, it means the action has been maintained for a long time. For instance, "ずっと海外に旅行に行きたいと思っていました。" means "I have wanted to travel abroad for a long time."--- Cuando ずっと se usa en tiempo pasado, significa que la a...
When I learned Japanese I had to write down the words to remember how to say them….but I didn’t learn the grammar! Ronnie how to use would? srinivas8998 I want to know, why does the word she is used with have ? :S She is the third person and have is used in only negative...
In a Japanese drama “Legal High 2” a black widow spider woman is accused of murdering her fiancée and his daughter. Since this woman is the only suspect and has been involved in many marriage fraudulent cases, the prosecutor proves that she is the murder based on the motivation and ...
have been between 0.17% and 0.53% per year from 1822 to 1850. If we assume that this applies to the entire period from 1760 to 1850 (a strong assumption) market integration would explain between 15 and 53% of the growth-observed. As such, it may not have been much in terms of pure...
s treatment of Fassbender’s character demonstrates a maturity about the difficulties of processing what we are urged to call “legacy”. He is both a charismatic icon and a stand-in for the many who struggle to move on – like the stranded J...
a我们谈场不分手的恋爱 We discussed the field does not bid good-bye love[translate] a我喜欢日本动漫 I like the Japanese animation[translate] aРис. 2. ДифрактограммыфосфоритаисходногоизместорожденияИчанипослеегоа...
to the English meaning of blue. And maybe it causes Spanish people less sensitive to this color on the spectrum. A research in Harvard University even suggests that people who speaks a language that doesn't distinguish present tense and future tense tend to deposit money. Japanese is an ...
English likes to describe events in terms of agents doing things. English speakers tend to say things like "John broke the vase" even for accidents. Speakers of Spanish or Japanese would be more likely to say "the vase broke itself." Such differences between languages have profound consequences...
That's the question that you're going to get as soon as your parents walk in while you're getting throughPersona 5, but honestly, that's not the bad part. If nothing else, "no, it's a Japanese RPG that features designs from Shigenori Soejima" is a complicated enough answer that they...