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07 Nov 08:29 PM
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What is the difference between 日本語を長い間勉強しています。 and 日本語を長い間勉強してきました。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 日本語を長い間勉強しています。 and 日本語を長い間勉強してきました。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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07 Nov 08:34 PM
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The first one means you are studying Japanese for many years and you may continue it.
The second one means you have been studying Japanese for many years, but may not continue studying it.
The second one means you have been studying Japanese for many years, but may not continue studying it.
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I am studying Japanese for long time.
I have been studying Japanese for long time.
I have been studying Japanese for long time.
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The first one means you are studying Japanese for many years and you may continue it.
The second one means you have been studying Japanese for many years, but may not continue studying it.
The second one means you have been studying Japanese for many years, but may not continue studying it.
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