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| Japanese speakers: Please can you explain words like on, in, off, etc.?
Whats the grammatical order for using words like these? How would I say in (is inside the same?), out, on, off, by (as in standing by something), and any others you can think of? Thankyou Whats the order and translation for a sentence like this: I waited outside the house for her to arrive. Is the sentence structure always the same like in this sentence?      |
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