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25 Dec 2017
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How do you say this in Japanese? "I am better now"
How do you say this in Japanese? "I am better now"
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@ggrks_dqn Thank you so much! Is this specific to feeling better or just being better in general, such as "I am better now (in Japanese)."
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Basically,"Feeling better"
Without もう, it can be used for some other cases: pronunciation; drawing; writings; dancing, etc.
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