Is correct to say the following sentence in japonese: i'm in france Watashi wa Furansu de gozen i'm in japan Watashi wa Nihon ni iru i'm in brazil Watashi wa Burajiru ni iru Why with france, we use "

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Is correct to say the following sentence in japonese: i'm in france Watashi wa Furansu de gozen i'm in japan Watashi wa Nihon ni iru i'm in brazil Watashi wa Burajiru ni iru Why with france, we use "de gosen" and not "ni iru" thank

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gozen ごぜん 1: presence (of a nobleman, the emperor, etc.) It has nothing to do with France. It has to do with the person who is present.

Arigato ;)

gozen = morning Ni iru = now in OR ni imasu = now in

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