By Translation, Negations

On the other hand, many people sign their first names at the end, Anon. 1-- Seemed not to = did not seem to. We tend to front the negation, but I think it is not really required (= I don't think it is really required). Perhaps others will appear with a Rule. 2-- Amazing is used like...

Hello Roro I feel it is a bit too difficult to discuss the grammar of our language comparatively with those of Indo-European ones. For example, "I like apples very much" is usually translated into "Boku wa ringo ga totemo suki desu". But strictly speaking "Boku wa ringo ga totemo suki desu" is...

Hello everybody, Yes, the issue is singular or plural as many questions have been posted in the past and so will be. I searched this sort of any previous question but whether or not I am a bad internet surfer I coudn't find what I am going to mention. Elemental but very ambiguous. -...

There are differences in accent, grammar and words. British accent needs no explanation if you've ever heard it. It is SO different from American. The main grammatical difference is Perfect Tenses. The Americans would say I just had a breakfast and Did you ever go to Spain. The British would...

~girding on my armour~ I'm coming to rescue my mother tongue from the evils of translation engines!! ~chuckle~ I've never liked those translation programs, and I see I have good reasons for it! "Hola a todos; mi español es muy pobre, sé lo que nnecesito escribir en mi propio idioma pero no puedo...