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- どのように and どうやって - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
どのように and どうやって are both question words used to to ask "how" to do something But what is the difference between them? Actually, it's rare to see どのように in a written text Can anyone show me how to
- adjectives - 「ずいぶん」と「ずいぶんと」の違い - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
「ずいぶん」と「ずいぶんと」の違いは最小限であると言ってよいでしょう。品詞的には双方とも副詞ですし、基本的な意味にも差はありません。 強いて違いを探せば、「と」を付けない方がインフォーマルな響きがするという傾向はあると思います。
- grammar - 「とおり」と「ように」の違いは何ですか - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
「先生が言ったように、試験は難しかった」 can be translated as “The exam was difficult as the teacher had told me (predicted it),” and I don’t find any difference from 「先生が言ったとおり、試験は難しかった」
- What are the differences amongst 「ならびに」, 「かつ」 and 「および」?
と This also means and This word can be used in both formal and informal context, but you probably don't often see it being used in legal documents It is preferable to use および By the way, you may also come across または, もしくは, and あるいは These all mean or in English
- Difference between 同じ and 同じく (い) - Japanese Language Stack . . .
For example: あっ！お金欲しいな！ A: 同じです (I said) B: 同じくです (A native Japanese speaker said) The 終止形 of 同じく is 同じい, but it seems they have the same meaning Is there any difference between them, anything make
- grammar - The uses of である - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
子供の頃嫌いであった食べ物が、大人になって好きになるという話をよく聞く。I often hear that you grow to like food you hated (exists as hated) during your childhood であった can be replaced with だった 編集者と出版社である人は私のいとこです。The editor and publisher (exists as) is my
- Difference between the words for living residing [住む 棲む 泊まる 暮らす]
漁師として住む WEIRD; 漁師として暮らす OK; Survive using only ￥1000 a day: 1日1000円で住む WEIRD; 1日1000円で暮らす OK; You can also think "住む" is a subset of "暮らす" In Japanese, there is a word 「衣食住【いしょくじゅう】」 This means "clothing, food and housing", which are the three basic
- grammar - What is the difference between 見る and 見える? - Japanese . . .
ちょっと見えただけなんだ。君のスカートの中を見ようとしたわけじゃないよ。 It merely jumped into my sight; I was never trying to see what's in your skirt to seem 彼はこの時間をとても楽しんでいるように見える。 He seems to be having a really good time
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