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What are some better ways to say “I like creative people” than クリエイティブな人？How about “creative ideas” etc?
does Japanese have a word or even a phrase for “the days of the week” ?!
I can’t find a way to say this. Everything says stuff like Yobi or goes on to describe the specific days. Is this really such a foreign concept? There’s seven of them! How do you say the pack of seven days?
I’m so upset I can’t find this but have no trouble finding a specific verb for the unique way elevator doors open as opposed to ordinary pedestrian uncouth swung open doors, pfft
In my various lessons, I’m learning quite a few ways to say “very”.
とても
中々
結構
And more.
Can someone link me to an article explaining (ideally in English) any difference in their connotation?
Like, I have the understanding that 大変 usually had a negative connotation, or at least that’s what I’ve been told.
Thanks