can you ever have "には" and "は" in the same sentence? or "は" twice?
Trying to say, "Here, school ends in May." So like, ここには学校... and so on.Thanks for the help :] !!
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Yes, you can have two or more topics marked by は(or its variation such as には、では、へは)in one sentence.
Here, school ends in May.=ここでは学校は5月におわります。
As for tomorrow, as for school, I don't go. =私は明日は学校へは行きません。
Note that がは、もは をはdoesn't exist. が、も、を are replaced by は.
○私はてんぷらは好きです。でも、すしは好きじゃありません。
×私はてんぷらがは好きです。でも、すしがは好きじゃありません。
○私はさかなは食べます。にくは食べません。
×私はさかなをは食べます。にくをは食べません。
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Hi, ChocolateMonkey. What kind of sentence do you want to express? Give me examples. I think you can put both in the same sentence. But I want to make sure what sentence you are writing.
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