Songz Registered Joined 1 Jun 2019 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 1 Jun 2019 #1 友達の田中さん typically means Lee's friend right? Then why is the sentence 友達の田中さんと一緒にドイスへ行きます I will go to Germany together with my friend Mr Lee How did it change from Lee's friend to my friend Mr Lee?
友達の田中さん typically means Lee's friend right? Then why is the sentence 友達の田中さんと一緒にドイスへ行きます I will go to Germany together with my friend Mr Lee How did it change from Lee's friend to my friend Mr Lee?
Toritoribe 松葉解禁 Moderator Fifteen-year veteran Joined 22 Feb 2008 Messages 18,266 Reaction score 4,926 1 Jun 2019 #2 Songz said: 友達の田中さん typically means Lee's friend right? Click to expand... Not really. 1) 田中さん is Mr or Ms Tanaka, not Mr Lee. 2) 友達の田中さん means My (or someone's) friend Tanaka. Tanaka's friend is 田中さんの友達. The order of the words is opposite. Songz said: 友達の田中さんと一緒にドイスへ行きます I will go to Germany together with my friend Mr Lee Click to expand... There is a typo. Germany is ドイツ, not ドイス.
Songz said: 友達の田中さん typically means Lee's friend right? Click to expand... Not really. 1) 田中さん is Mr or Ms Tanaka, not Mr Lee. 2) 友達の田中さん means My (or someone's) friend Tanaka. Tanaka's friend is 田中さんの友達. The order of the words is opposite. Songz said: 友達の田中さんと一緒にドイスへ行きます I will go to Germany together with my friend Mr Lee Click to expand... There is a typo. Germany is ドイツ, not ドイス.