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Question to Teacher: What is the difference between DAKE (only) and NOMI (only)?
Course 3 Lesson 10: Yumiko's Cavity (New Words)
Question to Teacher: What is the difference between DAKE (only) and NOMI (only)?
Course 3 Lesson 10: Yumiko's Cavity (New Words)
| Andialu | Post Date: 2005-08-23 06:08:38 |  save to notebook | saved questions | ||
 member since 2005 Mar 28 Questions: 7 Comments: 25 | What is the difference between 私だけ （Watashidake)、and 私のみ（Watashinomi)？ Both mean "only me", right? Or is watashinomi, "For only my use"? | ||||
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| JFZ Teacher (Kanako) | Post Date: 2005-08-23 07:49:41 | ||
 member since 2003 Mar 03 Questions: 10 Comments: 1302 |
だけ (DAKE) and のみ (NOMI) both mean "only". People normally use DAKE in daily conversation. They hardly use NOMI because it sounds too formal. NOMI is often used in books, in formal situations and you can also hear it on the news. Ganbatte kudasai! Kanako @ YesJapan Teacher | ||
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| Luke101018 | Post Date: 2005-09-29 04:47:38 | |||
 member since 2004 Oct 01 Questions: 20 Comments: 169 |
iury I've been waiting for someone to ask this, YAY thanks andialu :D:D | |||
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