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The joys of learning Japanese
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morebacon
· 7 years ago
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Translates to "I think of you in eyes are closed time".
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creativedragonbaby
· 7 years ago
NEMASU.
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guest
· 7 years ago
It means I view a dream. Grammar hurts, kiddos
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unicornsession
· 7 years ago
If the conversation was about him wouldn’t he exclude watashi wa as it is in normal speech?
purplepumpkin
· 7 years ago
It would be optional but if it's the beginning of a conversation or if they were talking about someone else just before "Watashi wa" would be needed.
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ewqua
· 7 years ago
Well, yeah because yume only means dream as in the noun. "watashi wa yume wo miru" literally translates into "I see/watch a dream"
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shadylady
· 7 years ago
Just because a word is a noun and a verb in one language doesn't mean it's going to be so in all other languages
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