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| Hello, Nyugaton. Let me offer a suggestion. I feel that your reply reflects a direct translation; "Wakarimashita", whereas in English we tend to remain in the present simple, illustrating "I'm now in a state of understanding". We'd tend more to naturally say, Thanks vil, I understand [now]. OR Thanks vil, I understand now what they meant/said. I'm not saying that the past simple, "understood" is a complete impossibility, it's just that it isn't as natural. Last edited by riverkid; 20-Dec-2007 at 05:01. |
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| The tense issue has been a bumping road for me. Thank you, Riverkid |
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| I wonder what are the usages of del.icio.us and Digg - Login to Digg |
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| They are online bookmark service. You can't retrieve the data of your firefox or windows bookmark when you're travelling, but you can if it's online. |
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| Uhm.... Tell me more about them |
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| You can sign up for an account with places like del.icio.us, then you can add sites, and add tags and comments. You can open your list on any computer. |
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