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鳴らなくて
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鳴らなくて
I don't really understand how is it conjugated...
First: 鳴る
Second: 鳴らない
Then: ???
:@:@
First: 鳴る
Second: 鳴らない
Then: ???
:@:@
- deathelysium
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RE: 鳴らなくて
oh really? I didnt know about the "informal negative te form"
:D
- deathelysium
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RE: 鳴らなくて
I'm guessing it's probably being used with "mo ii desu"... Naranakute-mo-ii desu = You don't have to ring / It's okay not to ring.
This is one way to say 'you don't have to ---' in Japanese.
Tabenakute mo ii desu = You don't have to eat
Yomanakute mo ii desu = You don't have to read ...etc.
This is one way to say 'you don't have to ---' in Japanese.
Tabenakute mo ii desu = You don't have to eat
Yomanakute mo ii desu = You don't have to read ...etc.
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