Could anybody tell me what this means? I'm buying my first car to commute to work, should I be concerned about the 'no dealer warranty'?
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Japanese-to-Japanese dictionary that has a similar search-by-parts system to Akebi?
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How would one convey birth in a metaphorical sense? 生む, 産む, 誕生する or something else?
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What is the difference between 政 and 政府?
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ところ used in an abstract sense?
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Which of 真実 and 現実 best translates to 'reality'? As in "reality is harsh".
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Difference between 引く, 吹く,弾ずる, and 奏でる?
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What is the difference between を or が if I am using たい to indicate that I want to do something?
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Is there a commonly used Japanese equivalent to the phrase 'when in Rome, do as the Romans do'?
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Disrespectful/impolite version of 下さい?
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Difference in usage between せい and 所為?
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Common Japanese figures of speech that would make no sense in English?
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"ここまできた！" In the context of an advert.
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