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Carey arrives tomorrow. She's been studying Japanese in preparation, and I'm surprised at how much she's learned. This is just the right time to see 紅葉 (kouyou), that is autumn colors.
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Carey arrives tomorrow. She's been studying Japanese in preparation, and I'm surprised at how much she's learned. This is just the right time to see 紅葉 (kouyou), that is autumn colors.
The language is really coming along. I think I'd like there not to be a "to be" verb (so hopefully, there will be no equivalent of "be, is, are, am, was, were"). I think it's possible. At least I've heard of languages that don't have a be-verb. Instead of "The shirt is red", the adjective would actually be a verb, so it would be more like "The shirt reds". Of course I'll still have a verb meaning "exist".