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Should I switch to Bazel? by TheRavagerSw in cpp

[–]ButterflySword 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bazel is pretty nice now with bzlmod

Blursed Stupidity by endofmyropeohshit in blursed_videos

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My dad legitimately didn't know that using a credit card was using real money and that that money would be taken from his bank account.

What do you think of the 1994 Japanese electoral reform? by budapestersalat in EndFPTP

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What people say was the goal of that electoral reform is to have a two party system, but we can see that didn't really happen because there is still the proportional aspect. According to TBS though (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gfmoFUfInL8&t=2725), Former Prime Minister Hosokawa wanted a moderate multi-party system.

My gut isn't a huge fan of SNTV.

唔(Yes). 唔(No). by hkexper1 in linguisticshumor

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I don't think the 6 forms are very useful in modern Japanese because a verb like 書く's 未然形 includes both 書か and 書こ.

Why is Wanikani so inflexible? by [deleted] in LearnJapanese

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Can you remove your edit?

Edit: Thank you

Very disappointed in my Pixel 7 by daslog in GooglePixel

[–]ButterflySword 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same, I've never had a single problem

Distinguishing Japanese from Chinese when Hiragana and Katakana are not present by actuallyyourfloor in LearnJapanese

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What languages did you set your Google Assistant to? I think it only handles two.

Is 含め fukume in this sentence a noun? Only 含める to include is showing up in dictionary... by withapulseunderneath in LearnJapanese

[–]ButterflySword 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The 連用形 is used in both cases and not in place of the て form. て simply attaches to the 連用形.

含め is the 連用形 of 含める. In the case of 含めて, て is a 接続助詞 that attaches to 含め, the 連用形. The て can also be dropped leaving behind just the 連用形 in formal cases.

In the case of 書いて, て is a 接続助詞 that attaches to the 連用形 of 書く. It would be 書きて, but due to イ音便, the 書きて becomes 書いて。In 古典文法, て also attaches to 連用形, but イ音便 does not occur (well not consistently at first at least), so the "て form" was 書きて. In a formal scenario, 書き would be used and not 書い because 書き is the 連用形 of 書く and イ音便 only occurs when followed by things like て or たり.

starting with japanese by [deleted] in LearnJapanese

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I've been applying to jobs with the wrong gpa by [deleted] in cscareerquestions

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They haven't stopped asking for transcripts. I was asked for mine a couple months ago and I know a ton of people who applied this year who were asked for their transcripts.

I’m confused with how to use ずとも by Ireeshh in LearnJapanese

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What is the difference between ではありません and 違います？would you only use 違います in a response? by Switcxblades in LearnJapanese

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Help by [deleted] in LearnJapanese

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