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what is the difference between
"Tabenaide kita" and Tabenakutte kita"??
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by Rinaz
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Re: Grammer
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2015/7/28 10:06
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Where did you hear/read those?
The first one says "I/you/he/she came without eating (as if to prepare to eat well at a good dinner, etc.)" but I cannot come up with an example situation/context where the second one can be used...
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