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07-16-2007, 01:17 AM

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Originally Posted by MMM View Post
They both are coming from the "i" adjective "kurai" meaning "dark"

'kurakute miemasen' = literally The darkness is such so that I cannot see

'kurai node miemasen'= literally Because it is dark, I cannot see.

Totally interchangeble, though the second one may sound a little more formal with the use of "node" instead of the more familiar "kara".

"Kurai kara miemasen"
You mean on top of learning all the different conjugations for verbs there's also conjugations for adjectives? Or it kurakute a different word from kurai?


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