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25 Dec 2016
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is the contraction んの feminine?
For example in questions:
何してんの?
is the contraction んの feminine?
For example in questions:
何してんの?
For example in questions:
何してんの?
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That is used by both young men and women.
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@takuchan_no2: Thank you very much! I was in doubt!
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