Postby モモンガ » 2011-12-06, 0:56
So it's good that I started this topic!
Hmm, I forgot to mention that I know something about adjectives.
~い⇛き/し
青き空 attributive form
空は青し statement form
青かれ! imperative (be green!)
早かれ遅かれ - sooner or later, it uses imperative, and is used as a set expression.
As I said, it's not supposed to be real Classical Japenese, the sentences are just used to show how the grammar is used, I don't know about vocab, etc.
Also, what is interesting some Japanese ditionaries have some strange spelling adhered to them.
i think it's something like Classical Japanese pronuntiation.
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