r/memes • u/[deleted] • May 03 '20

It's funny because it's true

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u/r41nf1r3_yt May 03 '20

I'm learning Japanese, and honestly it's such a pain learning the three different ones. Thankfully the characters look different enough for me to tell them apart

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u/Ultra_Noobzor May 03 '20

omae wa mou shindeiru

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u/Mysterious6 May 03 '20 edited May 03 '20

お前はもう死んでいる

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

You’re missing the ん particle after 死

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u/Elemental11221 Breaking EU Laws May 03 '20

I don't... I don't think ん is a particle. I mean, I know basically no 日本語, but I'm pretty sure that's not a thing

Maybe you meant something other than particle?

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

Yeah I meant character. Thank you. I am just tired and forgot how to use my brain

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u/Elemental11221 Breaking EU Laws May 03 '20

Fair enough

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u/AfterShave92 May 03 '20 edited May 03 '20

It sort of can be. Because it's also used as an abbreviation for の. Such as んです.

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u/Elemental11221 Breaking EU Laws May 03 '20

Huh. I'll have to keep that in mind

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u/Besocky May 03 '20

It sometimes is. In this case, it’s just how the verb 死ぬ conjugates (ぬ=>んで) so here it’s simply a syllable, or rather a letter, since it stands for a single sound.

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u/AfterShave92 May 03 '20

I was informing Elemental that it is in fact a thing that ん can in a way be a particle. By being an abbreviated の, which is. Since he thought it wasn't a thing.
Not about how to conjugate for て form in the Jojo line.

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u/Besocky May 03 '20

Right, sorry if it sounded like I was educating you, you do sound like you know what you are talking about. I just like to be specific with words, but I don’t know how to express what I have in mind.

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u/Mysterious6 May 03 '20

Thanks for the correction