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25 June
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English (US)
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I have a question about the following sentence.
I'll appreciate a company....
Does it mean that I want to get the company?
Does it have the nuance?
I have a question about the following sentence.
I'll appreciate a company....
Does it mean that I want to get the company?
Does it have the nuance?
I'll appreciate a company....
Does it mean that I want to get the company?
Does it have the nuance?
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@yugito3
It should be:
I'll appreciate *the* company...
or
I'd (I would) appreciate the company...
In this case, "company" doesn't mean 会社.
It's an invitation for the other person's companionship to do something with you.
この場合､ company は会社のことではなく､誰かと一緒に何かをする誘いです.
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- English (US)
@yugito3
It should be:
I'll appreciate *the* company...
or
I'd (I would) appreciate the company...
In this case, "company" doesn't mean 会社.
It's an invitation for the other person's companionship to do something with you.
この場合､ company は会社のことではなく､誰かと一緒に何かをする誘いです.
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@soupdumpling
Thank you for your explanation.
Thank you for your explanation.
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