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2 1 6 nandemo / nanishiro
has to be either a hearsay expression (as in KS, Exs.(a) and (d)) or con-
jectural expression (as in Exs.(b) and (c)).
2. The sentence remains grammatical without nandemo, but it cannot
express the idea of uncertainty.
3. Among the conjectural expressions, dard l deshd cannot be used with
nandemo, because the speaker is sure about s.t. more than 50% but less
than 100% when he uses nandemo, whereas he is at most 50% sure
about s.t. when he uses dard l deshd.
bfi O I -ZX.
(1) *4Wb &DIAC~~@?&PL J: 3 h,
(I don't know for sure, but the two will probably get married.)

+mTb &DXAIi%fi€W& {% LL\/ &3 / ?5 1 T?k
(I don't know for sure, but the two {seem / appear / have been
said} to be getting married.)
(+ dare (DBJG: 100-02))

nanishiro fFlL 3 adv. <s>

an adverb that indicates the speak- as a matter of fact; no matter
er's emotive feeling about some what; believe it or not; you
extreme state of affairs may be surprised, but -; in fact;
unbelievably
[REL. tonikaku]