I need some help from native speakers of Japanese
- From: "Ray" <raymondaliasapollyon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 3 May 2006 08:56:10 -0700
Hi,
I would like to know how you will express the following English
sentence in Japanese. (As I don't know Japanese, I'd like you to write
in Roman letters with
corresponding gloss. )
1. Where do you think that he has gone?
Note that the Wh-word "where" is "moved" from inside the embedded
clause, specifically, after "gone", and construed with it.
Now, in English, we cannot move a Wh-word from inside the adverbial
clause (but we can do so in a complement clause like 1 above):
2. *Where do you think that he was unhappy because he saw his enemy?
Is it possible to form a corresponding Japanese sentence, which is
nevertheless correct?
Or would such a sentence still be incorrect like 2 in English?
I'd appreciate your help.
Ray
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