nedkelly 先輩 Ten-year veteran Joined 16 Mar 2011 Messages 112 Reaction score 57 12 Sep 2024 #1 When reading dialogues in Japanese books I often see でして used instead of でした. What is the nuance here? Does deshite imply that there us more to say?
When reading dialogues in Japanese books I often see でして used instead of でした. What is the nuance here? Does deshite imply that there us more to say?
mdchachi Moderator Moderator Twenty-year veteran Joined 6 Mar 2003 Messages 9,317 Reaction score 9,444 12 Sep 2024 #2 nedkelly said: When reading dialogues in Japanese books I often see でして used instead of でした. What is the nuance here? Does deshite imply that there us more to say? Click to expand... I think so. It's also a more polite version of であって
nedkelly said: When reading dialogues in Japanese books I often see でして used instead of でした. What is the nuance here? Does deshite imply that there us more to say? Click to expand... I think so. It's also a more polite version of であって
nedkelly 先輩 Ten-year veteran Joined 16 Mar 2011 Messages 112 Reaction score 57 12 Sep 2024 Thread starter #3 Thank you
