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- In this case we always use "折れる". 折れる is used when something long (like a stick, bone, etc.) gets broken into shorter pieces. 壊れる is used in a broader sense to describe "to get broken, destroyed, wrecked" BTW, another useful verb is 割れる, which means something round or flat (like a dish, egg, etc) gets broken or something long gets chopped (split) in two pieces (cf. chopsticks, 割りばし)0 votedNovember 11, 20111
- Though the term "きれい" ends with "い", this is not an adjective but a noun. It is also written "綺(ki)麗(rei)" in kanji. To derive an adjective from a noun, you often put "な" after the noun as appearing in ”きれいな花”. You might see a phrase like "花がきれい". But again, "きれい"in this phrase is not an adjective. This is an incomplete sentence and should be followed by "です", etc.0 votedAugust 10, 20111

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