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15 Apr 2014
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パーティーなどに誘われたとして、
i’d love to とだけ言った場合、
i’d love to (but i can't.)とi’d love to( of course i will go there) と 二通りの意味になりますか？
i’d love to とだけ言った場合、
i’d love to (but i can't.)とi’d love to( of course i will go there) と 二通りの意味になりますか？
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"I'd love to" とだけ言えば、行くのようにあります。
"I'd love to go, but I can't" と言えば、行きないのようにあります。
"I'd love to go, but I can't" と言えば、行きないのようにあります。
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なるほど！ i’d love to だけの場合は行きたい という意味なのですね^_^回答ありがとうございます！！
English (US)
どういたしまして(^_^)
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