i am no expert, but i think denki ga tsuku/tsukeru means "turn on the (electric)
light"? i'm guessing gurasu is "gas" and pokketoni okane is "pocket money". i need to
learn more verbs, darnit! don't listen to me, i just thought i'd try. i recognize
haitte imasu but can't remember! kuso!
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From: "jun_indo_no_otoko"
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Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2004 11:36:22 -0000
From: "jun_indo_no_otoko"
Subject: transitive and intransitive verbs (donataka setsumei shite kudasai)
denki ga tsuku, denki wo tsukeru------ as such what this japanese
sentences mean in english?
gurasu wo waru
gurasu ga wareru
pokettoni okane ga irete arimasu
pokettoni okane ga haitte imasu
arigatou
jun
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