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- Understanding the usage of もう with present tense verbs
もう胸糞{むなくそ}が悪くなった (I'm so disgusted [at this situation that I would like to be done with]) Again, this is based on experience alone and I have no formal writings to support this but I believe that your (the questioner's) original explanation is correct
- How can I differentiate between 「もう」 that means already and 「もう」 that . . .
Well, もう二本飲みました can mean “I drank two more bottles,” depending on the context For example, if a doctor asked me how much beer I drank last week, I could answer 月曜に中瓶で一本飲んで、水曜にもう二本飲みました。 (I drank one middle-sized bottle on Monday, and two more on Wednesday ) –
- What is the difference between もう. . . ました and もう. . . ています?
もう開きます。 It will open in no time [宿題]{しゅくだい}をしました alone would refer to what someone did at some point in the past When used with もう, however, its focus shifts to the current state where that person has already passed that point もう[宿題]{しゅくだい}をしました。 I have already done my
- もう + た-form AND た-form - Japanese Language Stack Exchange
2) 「寿司をもう食べた。」 The first sentence can only mean one thing and the second can mean two very different things 1) can only mean "I have eaten sushi before " This person has already experienced eating sushi The speaker, therefore, would almost always be a non-Japanese person
- Meaning of だけども ですけども - Japanese Language Stack . . .
I was watching はじめしゃちょー on youtube, and I noticed that he keeps adding だけども ですけども at the end of sentences I fully understand the usage of けど, however I have never encountered も (or is it もう?)
- Can もう be used to express frustration? - Japanese Language Stack . . .
You will hear just 「もう！」、「もお！」、「もーお！」, etc all by themselves, or with a word or phrase attached to one of those as in 「もういや！」、「もういい！」、「もう知{し}らない！」、「もうイチローさんったら！」, etc Note: For those who thought 「もういい！
- Usage of 忘れる, 忘れた, 忘れている, 忘れていた
僕は難しい計算ができたはずだ。でも、それは三十年前のことだから、もう忘れている。今、試験を受けてみて分かった。 そういえば、僕は以前にここに来たことがあった。でも、それは三十年前のことだから、もう忘れていた。
- grammar - Alternate ways to say 結構です? - Japanese Language Stack . . .
For this question, I mean 結構 in the sense of 'no thanks ' So if I were to say 結構です informally, it would be 結構 And if I wanted to sound more strong about it, I would add もう in front of 結構 so it'd
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