[6B] "Please turn left at the next corner"
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de: the te form of verbs, or "de" can go after nouns, link sentences like English "and".
to: along with, "and" linking two things but not sentences in an exhaustive list
ya: an inexhaustive list of things that there's more of
kara: from
made: to
ne: right?, do you agree?, isn't it?
yo: emphasis, you haven't heard this before
wa: feminine emphasis
zo/ze: rough emphasis like tough guys in a manga
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ni: a target (a target place, a target objective. a target person), a destination (to/from), a place where something exists (iru/aru)
e: a direction (towards)
de: a means of doing something, a place where an action occurs
o: something that an action is being done to (with Japanese level of transitivity)
ga: the doer of an action, a thing that exists, indirect subject of an action, feeling, preference, thing being described
wa: topic of the sentence, unsaid things in the context of the conver...
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damn! this was japan 30 yrs ago !!! and already more developed than most countries are still today !
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If I hadn't studied for months before this, I would ahve no idea what's going on. Btw, sensei seems to have a satanic side to her. Can you see the devil horns? ^^
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this is getting me crazy...T.T
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pull is "hiku" or in this case "hiite"
引く > 引いて
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if "oshite" means "push" what is "pull"?
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@ai43v3r...
tomeru is an action that is taking place in a certain position. We use to mark the position where an action is taking place (stopping in this case), NI for things that are in a position... "koko de tabeteimasu" I am eating here... "koko ni tabemono ga arimasu" Here there is food.
Hope it helps... :)
Is it just me or is sensei getting annoyed at us at the beginning of the episode. She's giving up on us!
RelVleDy 4 years ago 11
Thank God for that time bar! You can always toggle it to go back on what you missed!
cscentrlvideos 4 years ago 10