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  1. fxlle

    「イスラム国」の発表によると、建国からの3年間にリリースされたメディアは音声メッセージ1670本、ビデオ2880本、テキスト4540本、フォトリポート32140本の合計4万1230本です。 本が細く長いものを指すのじゃないか? なぜここで本を使いますか?
  2. M

    I only had 3 dates during the past month.

    こんにちは! How do we use counters with the following? like in: -dates For example: I only had 3 dates during the past month. どうもありがとうございます。
  3. M

    There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone.

    こんにちは! How do we use counters with the following? like in: -calls For example: There were 5 unanswered calls on my phone. どうもありがとうございます。
  4. M

    I have three exams/tests this week.

    こんにちは! How do we use counters with the following? like in: -exams For example: I have three exams/test this week. どうもありがとうございます。
  5. J

    Tips for learning: counters

    In japanese, if one uses counters (mai, bon, hiki, nin...) for everything, or using hitotsu, futatsu type counting, how do you differentiate between what type of small animal it is, or what type of flat object? What are some ways to do this in a normal conversation?
  6. Q

    hakko no tamago / tamago ga hakko

    Hi. Another example from Rosetta Stone. 8 eggs. Is this simply two different ways to say the same thing?
  7. A

    run counter to

    Hola, cuál sería la mejor traducción al castellano de "run counter to"? Gracias.
  8. Dublabla

    2歳, にさい

    Hi! This time, my question is about one of the toughest challenge in learning Japanese....that is, "how to read chinese character used in Japan" I'm always mixed up with reading 'chinese character' used in Japan. My rough attempt to read 2歳 is にさい. But I'm not sure it's right.
  9. C

    piki / hiki

    I am reading through a story and it is saying there is one crab and it uses ぴき instead of ひき. I couldnt find piki in my dictionary, but I did find hiki after searching around of google. Was the use of "piki" instead "hiki" an accident or does piki actually exist for counting small animals such...
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