E eloepp 後輩 Joined 23 May 2010 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 20 Jun 2010 #1 in my genki workbook i need to translate this sentence: I often ate hamburgers when I was a child would that be: watashi wa yoku kodomo no toki ni hanbaga wo tabemashita? thanks!
in my genki workbook i need to translate this sentence: I often ate hamburgers when I was a child would that be: watashi wa yoku kodomo no toki ni hanbaga wo tabemashita? thanks!
Putrefaction 不幸中の幸い. . . がない. Joined 7 Nov 2008 Messages 905 Reaction score 24 20 Jun 2010 #2 I could be wrong, but: kodomo no toki (ni?) yoku hanbaga wo tabemashita
E eloepp 後輩 Joined 23 May 2010 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 20 Jun 2010 Thread starter #3 Putrefaction said: I could be wrong, but: kodomo no toki (ni?) yoku hanbaga wo tabemashita Click to expand... heh. i'm kinda confused on that... not sure about the ni and the placement of yoku! unfortunately i'm studying on my own like i mentioned in another post, so I have no teacher to answer my questions ;(
Putrefaction said: I could be wrong, but: kodomo no toki (ni?) yoku hanbaga wo tabemashita Click to expand... heh. i'm kinda confused on that... not sure about the ni and the placement of yoku! unfortunately i'm studying on my own like i mentioned in another post, so I have no teacher to answer my questions ;(
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 20 Jun 2010 #4 Kodomo no toki/koro (ni) hanba-ga- wo yoku tabemashita. Kodomo no toki/koro (ni) yoku hanba-ga- wo tabemashita. Both sentences above are correct. "Yoku Kodomo no toki/koro (ni)~" is also acceptable, somewhat awkward, though.
Kodomo no toki/koro (ni) hanba-ga- wo yoku tabemashita. Kodomo no toki/koro (ni) yoku hanba-ga- wo tabemashita. Both sentences above are correct. "Yoku Kodomo no toki/koro (ni)~" is also acceptable, somewhat awkward, though.