(Do you like apples, Mary?)Ī: はい すきです。 Hai, suki desu. “ あまり amari ＋ negative “ structure is commonly used for expressing your dislikes. OK, I don’t want you to get involved troubles! So that we usually avoid using it except you really hate something or someone? maybe ? Of course in Japanese, there is the word means “ to hate “ – “ kirai desu”. 私はりんごが あまり／ぜんぜん 好きではありません。 (I don’t like apples so much/at all.) Sono inu wa amari kirei na dewa arimasen deshita, demo totemo tanoshikute shinsetsu deshita. This song appears in the VOCALOID-P data series and on several other albums. The basics include someone who causes pain, even in their absence. The lyrics are somewhat vague and are open to interpretation.
It is EZFGs first work using VY2 and VY1v3. Watashi wa ringo ga amari/zenzen suki dewa arimasen. Having achieved over 1,000,000 views, it is EZFGs most popular song behind 'Cyber Thunder Cider'. ( Person ) wa ( Something/Somone ) ga suki desu. “ Does it help to understand it better? I doubt it … Some grammar book translate “ Apples are likable. I don’t know if this is true or not …!?!? It is said that Japanese do not to say their feelings directly, so that we say something like You may think it would be funny and strange, in English “ to like “ is a verb, but in Japanese “ suki desu “ is an adjective ! (This is “Na-Adjective”, we will study more details later.) Get personalized recommendations, and learn where to watch across hundreds of streaming providers.
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