2017年4月13日 · I previously asked how to count episodes but I forgot to ask how to say "series". How can I say I watched 13 episodes of season 1.

In the Genki series of textbooks, we are taught that both the て-form of a verb and the conjunction と can join sentences. I'm slightly unclear on their semantic differences. Some examples with my b...

I am trying to understand this sentence. 父は旅{たび}じたくをするようすもなく片{かた}手{て}にバケツを持{も}ち、”行{い}くぞ”とさけんでいる。 My guess is, it can be rewritten as 父は旅{たび}支{じ}度{たく}をする様{よう}子{す}もなく片{かた}手{て}にバケツを持{も}ち、”行{い}くぞ”と叫...

2016年5月28日 · The sidebars there show a wider range of small kana, including the /w-/ series. That said, not many fonts support these yet -- I see tofu-bake for small ゐ・ヰ (wi), ゑ・ヱ (we), and を・ヲ (wo), and for small ン (n). –

If you notice the word douhai is written with the same kanji as the word onaji [同じ]{おなじ}. But more often we hear the word doukyuusei 同級生 instead of douhai. And since you used senpai and kouhai i think its right to use douhai to complete 輩 series :)

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2017年4月25日 · This is applied to all verbs of the same kind, including 適す（る）, 略す（る）, 制す（る）, 有す（る） etc. Moreover, the probability which series of conjugation (or even, whose particular form) is used also differs among verbs; for example, I usually hear the 愛す column used more for 愛, but 制する for 制.

2016年8月21日 · I want to say: The rules on throwing away rubbish/garbage I thought of three possibilities: 1) ごみを捨てることの規則 2) ごみを捨てるのの規則 3) ごみを捨てるの規則 I'm favouring option 1. I think option 3 is just ...

This 「もの」 is not a nominalizer. It is a noun in the full sense of the word, meaning "thing" or the pronominal "one" (in this case I think the latter is more applicable), which is here modified by the relative clause 「1 より大きい自然数で、正の約数が 1 と自分自身のみである」.

2020年9月7日 · According to this paper, the current Japanese 可能形 at least in part likely derives from the passive, due to, as stated in the paper, the passive expressing:. 主体の意志とは関係なく動作が実現してしまう（こと） An action realized without regard for the will of the subject