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    which form of numbers should i use before かい、まい、だい which form of the numbers should I use before だい,まいor かい should i say ふたつかいor にかい? my text book didn't clarify how should i use numbers befores these three. I'm pretty confused now.
    August 17, 2015
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    is there any difference between Koi恋 and Ai愛? how should I use them?
    April 19, 2015
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  • Posted
    what's the difference between たしかに and もっちろ?where should i use them?
    March 2, 2015
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  • Answered
    Su.Ki, yeah probably. It was 12 in the morning in Tehran when i posted that question :D and Jmat, thanks for this awesome info :D
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    July 6, 2014
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    I need some help from Aussie guys I'm writing a story which happens in Australia. I'd like to know what do you guys use in your daily conversations. like slang,swears,special words etc,.
    July 5, 2014
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    I need some help from Aussie guys I'm writing a story which takes place in Australia. I really have no clue about what they use in daily conversations or their own slang,like swearing and other things. I'd be glad if you give me some advice and teach me new words. :D P.S: I suppose a 'dingo' is a stupid person.
    July 5, 2014
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    need some help from Aussie guys

    I'm writing a story which takes place in Australia. I really have no clue about what they use in daily converstaions or their own slangs,like swearing and other things. I'd be glad if you give me some advice and teach me new words. :D

    P.S: I suppose a 'dingo' is a stupid person.

    July 5, 2014
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    need some help from Aussie guys

    I'm writing a story which takes place in Australia. I really have no clue about what they use in daily converstaions or their own slangs,like swearing and other things. I'd be glad if you give me some advice and teach me new words. :D

    P.S: I suppose a 'dingo' is a stupid person.

    July 5, 2014
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  • Answered
    yukarda means up üstünde means it's on top of something aşağinda means it's under something altında means it's beneath something the last two one are a little bit trickier than the first ones.
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    March 31, 2014
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  • Answered
    1)arada bir görüşelim 2)demek istediğim...
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    March 28, 2014
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