5:15 why was 得る used here? Is it a more polite form of できる? Thank you so much for this lesson!
@MasaSensei2 жыл бұрын
Yes, both same meaning! 1. ”~ uru/eru” is used in the same meaning as "~ できる". 2. ”~ uru/eru” is used in the same meaning as "~ 可能性がある". "うる" is the written style of "える". Recently, both "うる" and "える" are used. However, in the case of negative form, only "える" is used. For a particular word, only one reading is used, such as "考え得る" or "出来得る". For more info: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIOqo5qubJuLaM0
@Yyyyyaaaaa282 жыл бұрын
@@MasaSensei I didn’t know you already had a video on the topic! It was very helpful thank you!
私はどの国に旅行するかは、休暇を何日取れる次第だ。添削していただけませんか I try to say which country i will travel to depends on how many days of vacation i can take, ありがとうございます
@MasaSensei2 жыл бұрын
私はどの国に旅行するかは、休暇を何日取れる次第だ。 ⇒私がどの国に旅行するかは、休暇を何日取れるか次第だ。 This is indirect interrogative sentence, so you need "か" in this sentence. Please check out the video! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZXUnGSmdrl9o8k