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"jibun kara tsunagu"
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2010/8/21 00:12
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In the phrase "te o jibun kara tsunagu," isn't the "jibun kara" redundant? Is it emphatic - i.e., "for ME to be holding hands"?
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by Blenheim (guest)
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"te o jibun kara tsunagu"
"te o tsunagu" is just "(for two people - impled) to hold hands together." If you have "jibun kara," that means that that person is reaching out to hold hands with the other, so that he/she wants to go out to hold hands, instead of waiting for the other to reach out.
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