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How would you say ‘ago’ in Japanese? I.e., “I went there three years ago.”
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Doesn’t itta mean went. How does this translate to it’s expensive? (context: izakaya bill came out more than expected).
What is the difference between “的” and “らしいい”? and were should I use one or the other? for example, which would one should I use if I was to say:
– 私の友達は「男らしいい / 男性的」
>ただ、確かにフライドエッグは黄身のとろっと加減がいつもよりも上手くできた気がする。
I’m having trouble understanding what とろっと加減 is. I know とろっと is an onomatopoeia for like sticky liquid but why was it followed by 加減? Does it mean like the level of stickiness? I’ve never seen an onomatopoeia followed by a noun. Is this a grammar that I don’t know?
How do I say “Until my Japan trip, I’m going to save money”?
日本に行くまでは、お金を貯める？