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28 Dec 2019
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What is the difference between 動ずる and 動じる ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 動ずる and 動じる ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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むかしの人か使っていた言葉です。
"動ずることはない"と使いますが、
現代で使う人はあまりいないと思います。
"動じないで"と使う人の方が多いと思います。
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- Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) Near fluent
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むかしの人か使っていた言葉です。
"動ずることはない"と使いますが、
現代で使う人はあまりいないと思います。
"動じないで"と使う人の方が多いと思います。
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