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What does it means? I was reading a manga and I got "(Name) no koto nara"
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by Fumichu (guest)
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Re: Koto nara
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2014/7/1 15:45
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What does the rest of the sentence or the dialogue go?
I can imagine a full sentence like:
- (Name) no koto nara, yoku shitte imasu. [When it comes to (person's name), I know him/her well.]
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by AK
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Re: Koto nara
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2014/7/2 07:10
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Use imagehack again.
-no koto nara(ba) or -no koto(de areba/で有れば/であれば) + [verb(do/dont)] is formal.
so need around (last and after) all lines.
about "nara"
http://sp.cis.iwate-u.ac.jp/sp/lessonj/doc/grammar.html
a condition statement / 条件文[jyoken-bun]
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by Pdic (guest)
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