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What's the difference between "持っつ" and "ある"?
I have seen both used to say "to have"
What's the difference between "持っつ" and "ある"?
I have seen both used to say "to have"
I have seen both used to say "to have"
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Correction.
When the object is something movable, we use 持っている, and unmovable ある.
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