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7 Nov 2020
- Japanese
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Traditional Chinese (Taiwan)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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- Spanish (Spain)
"La" を使うと具体的な教室を意味し、"la" なしで授業中を表します。
大まかに
La clase → ある具体的な教室を指します。
En clase → 授業中。
> Estamos en la clase de 3º de primaria
小３年の教室にいる。
> Intentad // tratad de estar callados en clase
授業中で静かにするようにして下さい。
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@seiniko
そのニュアンスは、大きい違いがありませんが、家にいることを強調したい場合に「En casa」と言い、場所であることを強調したい場合に「En la casa」と言います。
→ Voy a casa de mi amigo. // Voy a la casa de mi amigo (友達の家に行く).
どっちも同じ意味です。
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