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「る形」を使える根拠は無さそうですけど

->「る形」使える根拠はさそうですけど :)

可能形の使い方:みんなの日本語第27課
「ない」の使い方: http://www.ieice.or.jp/jpn/shiori/pdf/furoku_f.pdf
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上の内の関係の名詞修飾節にそういう制限が知りませんでした。
->上の内の関係の名詞修飾節にそういう制限知りませんでした。

ちょっとYahoo!JP で調べてね

それについての制限からの参考文献がありましたら、ぜひ教えてください。
->それについての参考文献がありましたら、ぜひ教えてください。

訂正してくださってありがとうございます。
 

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So my answer was actually accurately translated [ to convey what I was trying to say in english ] into Japanese when I first answered you ?

I am able to get your meaning bah... quite well done yah...
Grammatically speaking, there is a bit of minor error bah...

so where have u studied to or how much left to go??? :D
 

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Request for titles

Hi ... just joined Forum. Can you give me the titles of the 2 books, especially the 2nd one? Thx.


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Task: Find out the book title and ISBN of 2 books.

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Where can I buy the Book No. 2? I'm living in HK.

Japanese core words and phrases: things you can't find in a dictionary
By Kakuko Shōji

ISBN-10: 4770027745
ISBN-13: 978-4770027740
 

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一応、時間があれば、調べます。

「インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、。。。」のほうがいいですね。。
 
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ありがとうねfox1さん! Book 1 はどこにかえますか?ISBNおしえてください。
 

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I am able to get your meaning bah... quite well done yah...
Grammatically speaking, there is a bit of minor error bah...

so where have u studied to or how much left to go??? :D

Looks like have to check with senseis on the accurate translatation of my English answer into Japanese formal answer, casual answer, and answering in slang [ think I translated it into broken Japanese or Japanglish ]...

Update: This week was the 13th lesson out of 20 lessons of the level 3 pre-course.
 

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一応、時間があれば、調べます。

「インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、。。。」のほうがいいですね。。

Your sentence has a totally different meaning.
Using て form here is totally out of context.

Find the time to look it up.
The た form used in his sentence is from basic course.
 

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ネットに載った分からない単語を徹底的に調べ

->Check the word thoroughly that you don't understand that is taken from the Internet

インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、
->When you don't understand the words that is written on the internet, check it throughly.

That's how i translated it.
fox, how would you write it?
 
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インターネットからの単語がわからなければちゃんと調べなさい
インターネットのわからない単語を調べて

so why are we making so many variation for this specific sentence? All of them means the same, just the level of politenesss
 

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ネットに載った分からない単語を徹底的に調べ

->Check the word thoroughly that you don't understand that is taken from the Internet

インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、
->When you don't understand the words that is written on the internet, check it throughly.

That's how i translated it.
fox, how would you write it?

It's not about how I would write it.
It's more probably because you think that you have to use 載っ分からない.
If this is the case, the sentence would make no sense at all.


Your sentence and translation:
インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、
->When you don't understand the words that is written on the internet, check it throughly.
Using くて is not fitting at all. If you want to indicate 'when' or 'if', ば form is to be used.
Your Japanese sentence has totally changed the meaning of the original sentence.
Your translation of your own Japanese sentence is incorrect.
 
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then hows your way of writing it? You keep saying other people but dont try to correct.... you sound so perfect but yet you dont wish to correct people... so whats the point of coming to this thread and making your comments...

i got the statement checked by my Japanese friend before i even posted it up.
Dont come and say *such an easy thing, you also need a Japanese to check it up for you*

*It's more probably because you think that you have to use 載っ分からない.*
->doesnt make sense. Got this checked as well. The meaning is not there.

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Originally Posted by dimitri_can
ネットに載った分からない単語を徹底的に調べ

->Check the word thoroughly that you don't understand that is taken from the Internet

インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、
->When you don't understand the words that is written on the internet, check it throughly.

That's how i translated it.
fox, how would you write it?


It's not about how I would write it.
It's more probably because you think that you have to use 載っ分からない.
If this is the case, the sentence would make no sense at all.

->If Japanese can be so easily translated to English, why do Japanese learners still need to use Koujien?

Your sentence and translation:
Quote:
インターネットに書いてある単語が分からなくて、徹底的に調べ、
->When you don't understand the words that is written on the internet, check it throughly.
Using くて is not fitting at all. If you want to indicate 'when' or 'if', ば form is to be used.
Your Japanese sentence has totally changed the meaning of the original sentence.
Your translation of your own Japanese sentence is incorrect.

I admit my translation might not be so good. But before you come correct me, go read up chapter 39,40 of Minna no Nihongo first, on how te form is used.
If everything in Japanese can be translated into English, why do Japanese learners still use Koujien?

I really really dont want to quarrel with you, but you are always insulting people without giving constructive feedback. It really makes me boil.
 

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From your link.

9 (載る)書かれる。記録される。「新聞に―・る」「台帳に―・る」


All I am saying is that the original sentence made sense to me and there was no need to 'correct' or re-write it.

To understand the sentence, break it up.
ネットに載った -> ~ found on the internet
分からない言葉 -> unknown words

Put them together -> Unknown words (to you the reader) found on the internet

Don't get too agitated.
気にしないで。
 
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