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9 Feb 2015
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Why does "つかれる" become "つからない" instead of "つかれない"？
Why does "つかれる" become "つからない" instead of "つかれない"？
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- Japanese
You're misunderstanding."つかれる"become "つかれない"
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- English (US)
Oh, so it's true that "つかれる" becomes "つかれない"？ because the list I'm looking at says it becomes "つからない", maybe it's a typo then? =\
- Japanese
Maybe.But,indeed,there is the word "つからない".It is negative form of "immerse".
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つかれない is negative form of つかれる.
つからないis negative form of つかる.
つかるand つかれる are different words.
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- English (US)
aaaah okay okay! I understand now! 8D Thanks =)
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つからない= not taking a bath. or not get into water. or something like this. :)
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