Explained!🔥 Japanese Verb Tenses Why "I don't know" is "知らない(shiranai)", not "知っていない(shitteinai)"

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One of the most unique explanations I've seen. Thank you so much Sensei!

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へえ、知らなかった。 ありがとうございました。

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[@JohnM...]

Just started learning Japanese, and Pimsleur says that ‘wakarimasen’ also means ‘I don’t know’ as well as ‘I don’t understand’. I’m confused 🫤

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