Is that equivalent to if you can climb, climb?Or in the immortal words of Matsutoya Yumi:
登り 登る 登れれば
Is that equivalent to if you can climb, climb?
Is it more like.Not quite.
Is it more like.
Climb,if your able to climb?
Just supposition. It sounds like a proverb.Where do you get the "you"?
Ok so, what's it mean lol
Is it more like.
Climb,if your able to climb?
I take an interpretation that that's the continuous usage of the -masu stem, not the nounal usage, as in other lines まわりまわる, めぐりめぐる or かないかなう.
Wow. That's really rude.Based on your question, I would think you have learned enough Japanese grammar to understand it; it isn't complicated.
昇り(を)昇る…昇れれば
Wow. That's really rude.
I take an interpretation that that's the continuous usage of the -masu stem, not the nounal usage, as in other lines まわりまわる, めぐりめぐる or かないかなう.
Putting aside the problems that you have absolutely no idea what level of Japanese I'm at, my learning style, or if I already did attempt to figure that expression out, the obvious issue is that what you chose to type before was totally different. Telling a stranger that what they're trying to understand is actually easy isn't helpful and it doesn't encourage them to "push their own limits". It's rude and insulting.Not really. Handing things to people isn't as helpful as helping them work through things themselves. You may notice that LL stands at the plate and takes a good strong swing at things, even if he's pretty sure he's probably going to hit a foul ball. You're past playing language learning tee-ball.
Always take your best shot at understanding things for yourself and push your own limits rather than just asking for things to be handed to you. You'll make greater and faster progress.
My response was founded on principle, not rudeness.
While it's nice to help others in your spare time and I thank you for it, the way in which you treat others matters as well. Chalking it up to "principle" means nothing when the people you are trying to help perceive just the opposite. I ask you to please watch how you say things, especially in an anonymous context where we lack familiarity.I explained that what you choose to perceive as rudeness was not in fact rudeness....then you not only reject it (which you are free to do), but then decide you are justified in being intentionally, openly, and undeniably insulting. Nice. Lol lol lol lol lolzers!