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母の新しい足
今日、私は両親の家にいりました。→ 今日、私は実家にいました。sounds more natural. 実家 means the home your parents live.
母は新しい足(膝)を持っていました。
→母の足(膝)は新しくなっていました。 sounds more natural :]
彼女はまだ歩くないけません。
→『 verbs + emasen 』= being unable to do something.
e.g. 言う(iu)→言えません(iemasen) / 書く(kaku)→書けません(kakemasen) / 読む(yomu)→読めません(yomemasen)
it's similar to 『verbs + (imasen』but this one means that you "don't do something"
e.g. 言う→言いません(iimasen) / 書く→書きません(kakimasen) / 読む→読みません(yomimasen)
There is an exception though:できる(dekiru)→できません(dekimasen)
できる→being able to do it.
できません→being unable to do it.
私は店に来ました、綺麗をしました、買い物に行って、掃除をして、晩ご飯を作っている(います)。
to go shopping → 買い物に行く
『〜て、〜て、』You can use this expression when you want to refer to several things you do/did at once.
e.g. I ate supper, watched Netflix, and went to sleep.(私は夕飯を食べて、ネットフリックスを見て、眠りにつきました。(or just 寝ました)
e.g. I will meet my friends, have lunch , and go shopping today.(私は今日友達に会って、昼食を食べて、買い物に行きます。)
今夜、アムステルダムに帰ります。
English:
I was staying at my parents' house today. My mum(mother) had a new knee. She cannot walk yet. I went shopping, I cleaned and I'm making dinner. I'm going back to Amsterdam tonight.
I apologise for my poor explanation but I hope you can get the difference.
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