Home Japanese Nante in different positions in the same sentence?JJapaneseNante in different positions in the same sentence?July 25, 2022One comment For example what’s the difference between:雨なんてきらい。(I hate rain)なんて雨きらい。雨きらいなんて。 Tags:Japanese 1 commentThe first one is like you said, “Rain, ugh, it sucks.”The second one doesn’t really make sense.The third one is like “How can you hate rain? / I can’t believe (they said) they hate rain.”Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
The first one is like you said, “Rain, ugh, it sucks.”The second one doesn’t really make sense.The third one is like “How can you hate rain? / I can’t believe (they said) they hate rain.”
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The first one is like you said, “Rain, ugh, it sucks.”
The second one doesn’t really make sense.
The third one is like “How can you hate rain? / I can’t believe (they said) they hate rain.”