日本語の質問があります
Hello, so I was reading and watching Japanese material, and came across some grammar that doesn't upright show when I google it. If anyone can bring clarity to any of them, I'd appreciate it.
ひとつの質問
I was reading a book called "Yuki Onna" and came across this, "と思い" and it was used like "思って", and I was wondering, is there any difference between the two?
ふたつの質問
The other one used a "てんのか" kinda of grammar that I'm unable to find stuff about. The sentence being "まだいっかってんのか？" "まだ怒ってんのか".
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「と思い」and「と思って」are almost the same. 「と思い」sounds more a written word.
「ってんのか」is colloquial expression and sounds impolite. Original form is 「っているのか」
まだ怒っているのか → まだ怒ってんのか
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"まだ怒ってんのか" Are you still angry?
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"と思い" means almost the same as "と思って". / "～てんのか" is a colloquial form of "～ているのか".
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