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But saying that means, I replied, plainly. Basically someone asked you if it's your letter, and you answered "I answered/replied". Do use Kaku or even dropped/lost since someone got it for you.

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Uriel

It's for letters or emails as well. However, you wouldn't say へんじしました, since you can't "do" a response, you have to send it/write it/etc.

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Uriel

InTr4nceWeTrust wrote:
I'd actually like it to be commanding. せんせい、 私とにげて。おきなわにいきまっしょ。 Would that be all right?

せんせい、おれとにげろ。おきなわにいこう！

That would solidify your manliness.


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Uriel

Both. If you are serious about learning japanese, it's so beginner that there really isn't a difference which.

If you guys really want to impress those japanese people or get on it, throw in some keigo(敬語）

これをご覧になってください

It always surprises people

Have fun guys

emerica1123 wrote:Is anata sometimes pronounced an'ta?

Yeah, when being overly derogatory to the other person.

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Uriel

It just means to be "able to continue".