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~i wa oyobanai can be preceded by a noun, as in [5] and [6].
(51 sxl:tiR~.'3~t~,
(You don't need to thank me.)
No wa iu made mo nai 'It goes without saying that -' and iu made mo
naku 'needless to say' are idiomatic phrases; there are no substitute
phrases for these expressions.
....~-.~
~~
an auxiliary which expresses the will not; will probably not; be
speaker's negative volition or con- probably not
jecture
+ ~ Sentences
~
e
Vinf. nonpast
I (I will not ask any more favors of Hashimoto.) I
