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How do you say "so far" in Japanese?
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2014/12/30 06:16
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As in "So far i haven't seen any cars go by"
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by patrickmcgowan
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Re: How do you say
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2014/12/30 10:55
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- Ima no tokoro, kuruma wa ichi-dai mo tootte imasen. (So far, not even one car has passed by.) - Ima no tokoro, kuruma ga tooru no wo mite imasen. (So far, I have not seen any car pass by.)
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by AK
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Re: How do you say
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2014/12/30 21:58
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for the sake of having a full answer, there is not 1 way of saying so far:
so far as "up to now" = [ima no tokoro, ima made (no tokoro), kore made] so far as "up to here" = [kore made, koko made] so far as limit wise, you have to use the japanese word for limit such as "gendo", "chiten", "kagiri" eg : "gentaitekina mono desu"
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by yk (guest)
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Re: How do you say
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2014/12/30 22:01
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sorry, i read the title but did not see you specified "So far i haven't seen any cars go by"
int this case, the first comment is the correct one
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by yk (guest)
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