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- ~てくる and ~ていく So I know ~てくる means "to do X and come back" and ~ていく is "to go and do X" But I recently learned that ~てくる can also mean "it started to X" Is there some other way ~ていく can be used also then? I've also seen慣れてきているところ, what does ところ add to the sentence? And do you know the difference just from the context? Thanks.July 4, 202010
- The excerpt doesn't mention where Lee is from, they're preparing for a party and Lee, after asking what taste in music would the guests like, then asks about the cooking, and that's where I don't understand what the conjugation of "てもいません" is and if Tanaka says "I haven't" or "never cooked"0 votedApril 13, 20200
- Difference between 走ればよかった and 走たほうがいいIs ほうが treated more like advice? Like "Instead of walking you should've ran"While えば is more of a suggestion? ”If you had ran, it would've been better"Is ほうが more rude since it sounds a bit more confrontational?Edit: I meant to write "走たほうがよかった” my bad!February 20, 202010

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