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Bookmark or Share- usage - 〜くて form of a verb - Japanese Language Stack Exchange16. ～くて is not an ending for a verb, it is the ~て form of an i-adjective. In your case the i-adjective formed by the verb 会う + the ending ～たい, where the ending ～たい is translated as "to want to". The ～て form of a verb, adjective or noun is used as a connective, which can sometimes be translated simply as "and", but ...
- What exactly is "なの" (nano)? - Japanese Language Stack Exchange7. なの is kind of a conclusion used at the end of explanation with a calm/quit sense. Example., 彼女は大学生なのよ She is university student, you know. It is just combination of two particles な and の. なのです is polite form, and なの is same with なのだ just omitting だ after that. sometime it is used as 〜なん ...
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- particle と - How to say with? - Japanese Language Stack Exchangeto mean "I drank tea and coffee at Starbucks." You can also say 私はハルカさんとスターバックスでコーヒーをのみました。. or 私はスターバックスでハルカさんと一緒にコーヒーをのみました。. Ok thanks. So the meaning of と is based on context. In the first sentence と used with a person means ...
- usage - What is とは、のが、のは、には、 へは and では？ - Japanese Language Stack ExchangeSo 「XとはY」 means "as for with X, Y". 「の」 is the nominalizing particle, which turns a verb phrase into a noun (gerund). So 「XのはY」 means "as for Xing, Y". Likewise with 「が」. 「こと」 is used when talking in a general, objective sense, whereas 「の」 is used when the sense is meant to be specific or subjective. Share.
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