Re: Sore mo ii desu, ne.

Ben Finney wrote:
Richard VanHouten <richvh@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

muchan wrote:
Problem is that this expression, when translated into Japanese
(and I assume also into Korean), need to use nagative form of
sentense. [...]
So what would you think of someone trying to argue that ほとんどない
was identical to 何もない? This is a near equivalent to the position
you have been trying to argue.

Note that it's mainly 'chance' who is obsessed with equating "vary
few" to "none"; you're currently responding to 'muchan'.

Oops!
muchanさん、間違えました。申し訳ありません。
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