I have currently tried to learn Japaneue quite a while, but it is moving rather slowly. Here are a few questions i'd really like an answer to that my books just doesn't want to explain:
1. The continued -te form, what does it mean? Basically; "tabemasu, taberu, tabete, tabeta", then what is "tabeteru, tabeteta" and so on?
What is the difference between "wasureta" and "wasureteta"?
When do i use "shiteru" over "shite" or "suru"?
2. "Nan ka" seems to be used differently then i have learned. I thought it meant "something", just like "doko ka" meant "somewhere", but what would "nan ka tanoshii deshita" be then? "That was something fun" sounds akward in a normal conversation?
3. What is the -ro form and how is it used? And if possible, the -yo form?
4. The "kute" form. I know two usages, "konakute mo ii"; "don't have to come", and the form before "to omoimasu", i think.
Are there any more uses?
Thanks a lot in advance! :)
1. The continued -te form, what does it mean? Basically; "tabemasu, taberu, tabete, tabeta", then what is "tabeteru, tabeteta" and so on?
What is the difference between "wasureta" and "wasureteta"?
When do i use "shiteru" over "shite" or "suru"?
2. "Nan ka" seems to be used differently then i have learned. I thought it meant "something", just like "doko ka" meant "somewhere", but what would "nan ka tanoshii deshita" be then? "That was something fun" sounds akward in a normal conversation?
3. What is the -ro form and how is it used? And if possible, the -yo form?
4. The "kute" form. I know two usages, "konakute mo ii"; "don't have to come", and the form before "to omoimasu", i think.
Are there any more uses?
Thanks a lot in advance! :)
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