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[〜かねる]の文法の使い方はどうですか？どんなときに使いますか？日本語で説明して欲しい。
[〜かねる]の文法の使い方はどうですか？どんなときに使いますか？日本語で説明して欲しい。
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かねる means I can’t do it.
ex)ここでは両替いたしかねます。
kokodewa ryougae itasikanrmasu。means
I can’t exchange here.
できない（dekinai）＝ can’t
no けんじょうご（kenjougo）desu.
dekinai→dekimasen→itasikanemasu
That will gradually get Politely.
I can’t speak English...
So,I am sorry if you can’t understand my Description.
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