Feb 14, 2014
✉ koorinori replied (x):
I’ve also been told that the use of な with them makes them stronger
I see - thanks!
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✉ koorinori replied (x):
I’ve also been told that the use of な with them makes them stronger
I see - thanks!
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I've read in a japanese textbook that 大きな and 小さな are more objective than their い counterparts.
Oh really? I've never heard that before - thanks for sharing!