06/16/19
How do I say "He already went to do X for me", implying he is still in the process of X, not finished?
The other day at some festival a few japanese friends asked me something to the effect of
アイスを買ってくるけど、行く?
But I had already asked a friend, who had not yet returned, to get some for me. So I...
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06/08/19
The differences between ~がたい、〜にくい、〜づらい?
I was wondering what the differences are between these three: ~がたい、〜にくい、〜づらい
They all seem to be some sort of variant of "Hard to do ~". But it seems they are used with different verbs and/or...
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03/27/19
What does 窓という窓 mean?
What does 窓という窓 mean? I found it in this sentence in Harry Potter:
> 木の扉に寄りかかってホグワーツを見上げると、窓という窓が夕日に照らされて赤くキラキラ輝いている。
Difference between volitional +と思う and volitional+ と思っている?
I've looked around the site for anything related but i couldn't find any clues.
My take at it is that using the volitional form with と思う you're expressing your plans in the near future as in...
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