You don’t suffix with “-s” in Japanese, but you do prefix with “anti-”? Innnteresting.
I’m in second year Japaneses and our teacher said that “the phrase i can not not eat is the same as i can not eat” because of the lack of literature double negatives.
You are not suppose to because they add counters to the end signifying the type of object and how many.
You don’t suffix with “-s” in Japanese, but you do prefix with “anti-”? Innnteresting.
I’m in second year Japaneses and our teacher said that “the phrase i can not not eat is the same as i can not eat” because of the lack of literature double negatives.
You are not suppose to because they add counters to the end signifying the type of object and how many.