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Reply #51 - 2011 July 06, 12:41 am
Sileh
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From: Anchorage
Registered: 2010-11-28
Posts: 10

Thanks for the upload.  Was just looking for another easy Japanese sentence source, then POW your deck shows up.

Reply #52 - 2012 September 07, 12:53 pm
lazar
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From: Canada
Registered: 2007-12-06
Posts: 103

Where is this file for download?

Reply #53 - 2012 September 07, 1:45 pm
meeatcookies
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From: Poland
Registered: 2011-11-12
Posts: 66

In anki shared decks, same name as the topic here.

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Reply #54 - 2012 September 07, 3:09 pm
Aspiring
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From: San Diego
Registered: 2012-08-13
Posts: 138

This deck is a very good alternative to core. It's more difficult but it's not that boring.

Last edited by Aspiring (2012 September 07, 3:09 pm)

Reply #55 - 2012 September 12, 11:30 am
lazar
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From: Canada
Registered: 2007-12-06
Posts: 103

meeatcookies wrote:

In anki shared decks, same name as the topic here.

Thanks! And many many thanks to finalfantasy6forever for all the hard work to create such a fantastic resource!!

Reply #56 - 2012 September 20, 3:54 pm
lazar
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From: Canada
Registered: 2007-12-06
Posts: 103

Quick question, when there's a sentence that you don't understand (even after the japanese description) how would you go about translating it to english? For example:

お手伝いを二つ返事で引き受けた。

I know that the first part means help, the second part (futatsu henji) means immediate reply and the third part (hiki uketa) means assumed, or took over.

Google translate gives me an awful translation, and I don't want to assume what the meaning *might* be and end up memorizing it incorrectly.