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- What is the difference between niwa and dewa? にはとではのちがいはなんですか So i understand that ni is for existence. E.g
私はねこがいる。 (I have a cat)
And that de is for something happening in a location or by.
でんしゃでがっこうにいく。(i go to school by train)
うちでまんがをよむ。( at home i read manga)
However when combining niwa and dewa im slightly confused. For example, igrisu dewa eigo wo hanasu. ( in england (they) speak english) however couldnt i equally say igrisu de eigo wo hanasu. However the second one is incorrect to say. Can someone please explain.
Please also add some more examples.
February 4, 201810 - Yet can be used if you/someone hasn't done something, but will soon when they are able to/want to. Or you are waiting for somethig to happen. E.g "I have not finished my homework yet." "He has not called me yet!" When used with a question, the speaker expects something to hapepn. E.g "Has Amy come home yet?" I am expecting Amy home. It can also be used like however. E.g He kept talking and talking yet he never told me the anwser to the quesfjon. Can be used for emphasis. He was late yet again. These are just a few examples of yet, there are a few more but hopefully these will start you off in the right direction.0 votedNovember 7, 20170

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