"wasureta" and "wasurechatta"
I heard that people in Japan use both of this words in similar sentenses...but I don't know, is there big difference between them?
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"wasureta" means only "I forgot it". "wasurechatta" is a short version of "wasurete shimatta".
This means a stronger expression like "Gosh, I really forgot it. Am I stupid." or the like.
"..chatta/...te shimatta" are very useful expressions to say something happened without
or against my intentions.
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... pass... who is the downstairs can answer it!
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