hydeMadeMeGay
Kouhai
- 2 Mar 2015
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Hello everyone. I have a few questions about japanese that, by themselves, weren't worth writing a post but accumulated over time. They are very silly so i'm sorry if you thought otherwise.
1) What's the verb (and possible/probable particles involved) for calling someone by a specific name? I was thinking about a sentence where someone says that their real name is X but people called him Y instead (for example an artistic name). I only know 呼ぶ but I don't know if it serves the same purpose.
2) Is it possible to use double が in a sentence? If so, is this sentence correct?
" 写真を撮るのが興味がないんです"
3) Even tho I kinda get the difference in meaning I sometimes fail when choosing the appropriate verb between 電話する and 電話をかける. Is there any proper advice?
4) How do I recognize when it is better to use a noun as the object of a するverb (as in をする) and when it is not.
1) What's the verb (and possible/probable particles involved) for calling someone by a specific name? I was thinking about a sentence where someone says that their real name is X but people called him Y instead (for example an artistic name). I only know 呼ぶ but I don't know if it serves the same purpose.
2) Is it possible to use double が in a sentence? If so, is this sentence correct?
" 写真を撮るのが興味がないんです"
3) Even tho I kinda get the difference in meaning I sometimes fail when choosing the appropriate verb between 電話する and 電話をかける. Is there any proper advice?
4) How do I recognize when it is better to use a noun as the object of a するverb (as in をする) and when it is not.