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More Quantifiers Posted by on Mar 10, 2010

Continuing from the previous post, here are some more quantifiers: 余り/あまり = not often, not much うどんは余り好きじゃありません = I don’t like udon that much. (うどん = udon. は = subject marking particle. あまり/余り = that much/not much. すきじゃありません/好きじゃありません = don’t like) 時々/ときどき = sometimes, from time to time. 私は時々公園で遊びます = I play at the park from…

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Quantifiers Posted by on Mar 7, 2010

Quantifiers are words that express how often you do/don’t do things and how much you like/dislike certain things. Here is an example of a common quantifier よく: よく勉強します = I study often. (よく = often. 勉強します = べんきょうします/study) Another common one is とても: それはとても便利ですね = That’s very convenient, isn’t it? (それ = that. は =…

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