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しき is an adjective ending that appears occasionally in modern Japanese texts and literature. However this is a remnant of classical (medieval) Japanese language. This ending carries the s...
に- Is used to indicate that someone or something is at a certain place. で- Is used to indicatie that an ...
Technically, there is no future tense in Japanese! A verb in present tense is exactly the same as a verb in future tense. So 大学に行きます could mean both I am going to university [right now] and I...
The answer is 'food'. The word is consituted of '食べ' the verb stem of 食べる, to eat, and もの which describes a thing or a physical object as part of this word. Together it literally translates as 'eat' 'thin...
それ and あれ both mean "that". それ indicates closeness of the thing to the person you are talking to, while あれ sug...
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