- 14 Apr 2016
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Would I be right in the way I've separated the text as two different sentences?
「ゆうふくなものたちが すむ街
駅の近くにいる。」 「きん色のものに
せいいを 見せている (。) オタシが 見えます。」
I'd tempted to parse after 見せている here as well but that'd make three sentences then, not two regarding:
「ゆうふくなものたちが すむ街
駅の近くにいる。」 「きん色のものに
せいいを 見せている (。) オタシが 見えます。」
I'd tempted to parse after 見せている here as well but that'd make three sentences then, not two regarding:
Those are two sentences (the first line is just a noun clause, not a complete sentence, though), as jt_-san wrote.