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What is the difference between 名詞+において and 名詞+におけて ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 名詞+において and 名詞+におけて ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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I have never seen ～におけて in any sentences written by native Japanese people.
～に置けて is used. (which means "can be put")
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たとえば、名詞に"つくえ(机)"を使うと、
つくえにおいてつかいます。
(机に置いて使います。)
…において sur la table
つくえにおけてべんりです。
(机に置けて便利です。)
…におけて Vous pouvez mettre
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