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Thread: The epistemic "would"
- 19-Dec-2007, 07:00 #11
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Re: The epistemic "would" HINT1: I'm living in an ancient city in Japan, which was modeled on Changan.
It's a beautiful city with ancient wooden buildings.
HINT2:
Beijing (North Capital)
Nanjing (South Capital)
Tokyo (East Capital)
?? (Capital Capital)
Where am I living now?
- 19-Dec-2007, 07:32 #12
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Re: The epistemic "would"
- 19-Dec-2007, 08:14 #13
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Re: The epistemic "would" Right!
It was founded in 794.
That was too easy, wasn't it?
- 19-Dec-2007, 08:39 #14
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Re: The epistemic "would" capital capital gave it away. But, I have an advantage. I live in Japan and know a little kanji.
京 = capital
都 = capital
- 19-Dec-2007, 09:53 #15
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Re: The epistemic "would" Capital capital, what a synonymous (!) city!
- 23-Dec-2007, 01:34 #16
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Re: The epistemic "would" I would have gotten it too, Nyugaton, and I hardly know any Kanji.
Originally Posted by nyugaton 
Right! It was founded in 794. That was too easy, wasn't it?
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