Re: Can "no" be used as well as "na" in this case?
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Date: 10/09/04
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Date: 9 Oct 2004 04:42:38 GMT
Bart Mathias <bartmathias@verizon.net> dixit:
>I was thinking of things like the $B%_%9$k(B that I learned from Cindy a
>couple days ago, $B%G%K$k(B, $B%G%b$k(B, $B%5%\$k(B, $B%9%1$k(B, and li' dat. Would you
>reject some of those on the grounds that $B%G%K(B, $B%9%1(B and $B%5%\(B don't mean
>anything alone?
I haven't been following the thread very closely. What is $B%9%1$k(B? (Google
doesn't seem to let me search SLJ for a Japanese string.)
-- Jim Breen http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~jwb/ Computer Science & Software Engineering, Monash University, VIC 3800, Australia $B%8%`!&%V%j!<%s(B@$B%b%J%7%eBg3X(B
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