悪 -悪魔- 先輩 13 Jun 2004 64 1 18 28 Jul 2004 #1 Is this how you say "its mine", for example if someone said "is that yours?" and you say "its mine"
Mike Cash 骨も命も皆此の土地に埋めよう 15 Mar 2002 16,455 2,292 373 28 Jul 2004 #2 Yes, the "no" indicates possession. But in th example you gave, a simple "yes" would suffice for an answer. If you don't mind my asking, what are you using for learning material? Do they include anything resembling a textbook?
Yes, the "no" indicates possession. But in th example you gave, a simple "yes" would suffice for an answer. If you don't mind my asking, what are you using for learning material? Do they include anything resembling a textbook?
Glenn 一切皆苦 8 Jan 2004 7,684 200 128 28 Jul 2004 #3 You also might want to stick a です onto the end of that -- わたしのです。 It's not required in informal speech, but it is in formal speech.
You also might want to stick a です onto the end of that -- わたしのです。 It's not required in informal speech, but it is in formal speech.
悪 -悪魔- 先輩 13 Jun 2004 64 1 18 28 Jul 2004 Thread starter #4 mikecash said: Yes, the "no" indicates possession. But in th example you gave, a simple "yes" would suffice for an answer. If you don't mind my asking, what are you using for learning material? Do they include anything resembling a textbook? Click to expand... Yes, but my book is seriously lacking in the example department.
mikecash said: Yes, the "no" indicates possession. But in th example you gave, a simple "yes" would suffice for an answer. If you don't mind my asking, what are you using for learning material? Do they include anything resembling a textbook? Click to expand... Yes, but my book is seriously lacking in the example department.
