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What is the difference between 時間が経つのが早いが感じる。 and 時間が経つが早いのが感じがする。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 時間が経つのが早いが感じる。 and 時間が経つが早いのが感じがする。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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*時間が経つのが早いが感じる。→ 早いと感じる
時間が経つが早いのが感じがする。 doesn't make sense.
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時間が経つのが早いが感じる。
時間が経つが早いのが感じがする。
まず、２つとも文章が間違ってます。
おそらくこう言いたかったのではないですか？
first your two sentences are incorrect.
maybe... Is this what you wanted to say these?
時間の経つのが早いと感じる。
時間の経つのが早い感じがする。
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What is the difference between 時間の経つのが早いと感じる。
and 時間の経つのが早い感じがする。 ?
answerとても難しいですが、ほとんど同じだと思います。
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