Usually I would just go with "Use the one which doesn´t sound strange" - but that´s a bit hard to tell to somebody who doesn´t know the language ^^""""
Well...blade isn´t that wrong, I´ve felt the same when getting school english. Both languages have some similiar sounding words with the same meaning. The problem is that there are many "bad friend words" too... For example "still": Here that word means "silence"
...I've known for a while? xDOMG! HELP! THEY FOUND ME OUT!!!!!! D:
There's more than that.Well, once you're past the Hiragana and Katakana, and you need to learn is the 1,001 Kanji and you're good to go.
Single is male?"Die" can also be used for "many things". In this case: "Der Hit" (1 hit(-song)) but "Die Hits" (all of them). It´s because there´re several of them on the CD
YEAH THAT WOULD BE HARD FOR SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T KNOW. lawls.Usually I would just go with "Use the one which doesn´t sound strange" - but that´s a bit hard to tell to somebody who doesn´t know the language ^^""""
There's more than that.
But for a and an, the rules are pretty simple..I kinda get what you mean, it's kinda like figuring out whether to use "a" or "an" in sentences.
Shit. Elementary schoolers know more kanji than I do--wait, duh. o_o I never got past the third grade Chinese textbook. Of course they know more kanji than I do.I'm sorry, the 1,006 that are taught to elementary schoolers.
But for a and an, the rules are pretty simple..
Except I never figured it if it's an hour or a hour. <_>
...wut.My Comp teacher just told us to use what sounded right to us, she didn't say anything about rules....
It's an, "it's in an hour" "it's an hour away". I think....
You know, I just thought of something. Usually I wish I'd never heard some anime dubbed. But there's one anime I'm really glad I heard dubbed. Even if it was horrible.