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Japanese one: 庭(niwa) に(ni) は(wa) 二羽(niwa) 鶏(niwatori) がいる(ga iru) "There are two chickens in the garden"
by Izkata 3y ago
Japanese one: 庭(niwa) に(ni) は(wa) 二羽(niwa) 鶏(niwatori) がいる(ga iru)
"There are two chickens in the garden"
- glandium 3y agoIt's worth noting that pitch accent matters: LHHLHLLHHHHLH (L: low, H: high, for each mora). It becomes even more important if you remove one set of "niwa", because then you can have two different meanings: "there are two birds in the garden" (depending on the pitch accent, the order of the words can be different) "there is a chicken in the garden"