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Daily Thread: simple questions, comments that don’t need their own posts, and first time posters go here (December 24, 2024)

  • December 24, 2024

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4 comments

  1. hi hi. im a bit worried about something that happens often in class and would like some advice please

    in conversation, sometimes the teacher would give context, and then ask a question. i sometimes ask for the question to be repeated, but it becomes a repeat of the context and the question as a whole

    e.g.
    me: 最後の部分が聞き取りませんでした。すみません、質問はなんですか？

    the problem is if i ask again, the context will be repeated. which would really not help the conversation. the last time i tried, i noticed the teacher said something about **倒置法.**

    1) has anyone encountered this, or can advise what to do?
    2) i would also like to know more about **倒置法.** i tend to do it myself (e.g.　すみません。聞き取りなかったって。) but how do i ask a question more sharply, or without making it tiresome for the speaker?

  2. If I just want to learn to read japense, do I also need to know furigana since i,ve seen some times where instead of Kanji being written in Kanji, it’s in furigana

  4. 0:47 https://youtu.be/v9nNyknGnDM?t=47

    後から搭乗してきたですね、シルベスタ・スタローン **○○** 入れ墨ニキが、私のスーツケースをですね、上にしまってくださいました。本当に感謝しかない。

    What is she saying in ○○? I hear にの or maybe にのう, but I don’t see how it would fit there.

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