- 24 May 2004
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A member of these forums said he learned this sentence in only a few weeks or months, in his second semester of japanese in college, he made it sound like it was very easy to learn. I'm nwe to japanese and it is very confusing because it uses a condiational statement "if" and somehow means "more" as well (with the second kanji) which I have NO IDEA why.
窶ー'窶堙遺?堙ァ窶堋ア窶堙ェ窶堙娯?「テサ窶堋ェ窶堋「窶堋「窶堙?スv窶堋、窶堋ッ窶堙?。
The sentence means "Well, I think it's better, but..."
I'm just want to know if it was possible to laern this in only a few weeks, because he said it was so easy.
"ii" means good or is used as a request. The fisrt kanji Is "I" , the nextg one is nara which means "if.." kore no person (This person. How does this work? He metnions person yet he doesn't say it. I guses it got normalized?)
And finally kedo, "Although..." or but.
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I feel so terrible. I wish I could learn something this complex in a few weeks or a month.
I just should stop studying japanese, I obviously cant learn it well, or I would've known this already.
窶ー'窶堙遺?堙ァ窶堋ア窶堙ェ窶堙娯?「テサ窶堋ェ窶堋「窶堋「窶堙?スv窶堋、窶堋ッ窶堙?。
The sentence means "Well, I think it's better, but..."
I'm just want to know if it was possible to laern this in only a few weeks, because he said it was so easy.
"ii" means good or is used as a request. The fisrt kanji Is "I" , the nextg one is nara which means "if.." kore no person (This person. How does this work? He metnions person yet he doesn't say it. I guses it got normalized?)
And finally kedo, "Although..." or but.
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I feel so terrible. I wish I could learn something this complex in a few weeks or a month.
I just should stop studying japanese, I obviously cant learn it well, or I would've known this already.