Return (1) and return (2)
From: Konrad Den Ende (chamster_at_home.com)
Date: 07/01/04
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Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 01:56:11 +0200
I checked my dictionary and found out that:
1) 帰る is "return", while
2) 帰国 is "return".
Now, i understand it's "TO return" in the first case while the
other is more "A return" (or maybe, returning-ish). What i'd like
to know is how the dictionary tries to tell me which is which (i use
a case when i have full control to examplify my issue).
In the first case i see a D and an S bordered by a rectangle each
while in the other case there's an C and an U. Is somebody here
willing to shed some light onto this? What are those letters ment
to tell me? What else to expect?
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Konrad
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