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   by jkdkfgkhlkhsdfg 10y ago

   Japanese N1 and JETRO biz japanese here. Yeah sure, in vernacular construct, which explains more Google results.
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   by jkdkfgkhlkhsdfg 10y ago

   ummmm...yes. ancient.eu. That is just one myth. I have heard atleast 2-3 from my paati. They are all stories. That is what the author/you doesn't/don't get. edit: lol...someone butthurt and downvoting.
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   by jkdkfgkhlkhsdfg 10y ago

   来週は学校に行きません roughly translates as "Next week, I won't go for school." The correct usage is 来週は学校*へ*行きません "Next week, I won't go to school."
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   by jkdkfgkhlkhsdfg 10y ago

   来週は学校に行きません This sentence makes no sense.
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   by jkdkfgkhlkhsdfg 10y ago

   "Hindus revere the Ganges as a god. They believe she came down from heaven to cleanse the Earth, and that bathing in her waters can wash away a person’s sins." What a bunch of bullshit by some random westerner who does not underst