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Help, I’m tripping on basics. For this sentence: 犬が好き。Could this mean two different things depending on the context?
(As for me,) I like dogs. (talking about my specific preference if asked.)
Or alternatively: The dog is well liked (making an observation about how a dog is received by a group of people.)
Sorry, absolute noob here. Anyone know the most efficient way to write”Tsuyoku Naritai” (I vow to become stronger)? Meaning, fewest characters? Optimally, suited for calligraphy.
Not a massive Yudkowski fan, I just like the phrase.
Thanks so much
Joe
Got a question about this genshin sentence
A:つまり「識者の証」…その宝はここに隠されてるってことか?
B:そうでしょう。ただ…
A:だったら、解体してお宝をいただくのはどうだ。しょせんただの**鉄くず**だ…そしたら君たちだって、ままごとに付き合わずに済む。 肩の荷が下りるだろ。
旅人:それも確かに**一つの手だ**ね。物語にスパイスを加える時が来たね
パイモン: なんなら入れすぎてくしゃみがでちゃうぞ。う〜ん…きっと他に解決策があるはずだ
1. Question about last sentence. What does なんなら mean? I looked it up and saw that it can mean stuff like: “If you like, if you dont mind”, but… i dont see how those meanings make sense/fit in the sentence? I understand what shes saying as “You’ll sneeze if you put too much”.
How should I cram a bunch of n2 stuff before December 😭 constructive + helpful answers only please.
Vocabulary is good, listening is good too.
It’s just the grammar and reading comprehension portion that’s gonna kill me. I can’t remember all of the grammar patterns that are same same but different. And the many different ways you can say however, therefore, etc. I’m honestly about to give up I need hope
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