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z~L.I~,K;s::~;~ SQL~,
(There is no other way to think (about it).)
1: I%& :
E~$z;s'&/UGG:?$L.~ ~5 LL 5 &QL~,
(There is no hope to do with such poor Japanese. (lit. There is no way
even to do if his Japanese is that poor.))
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~~+~FSWQL.~/VCT (=a>~ii)&&DS+?d: j SQL~,
(There is no way to have him work if he cannot read kanji.)
*<*I, hh
j
ZX/GG:~LW$ < -~~i&;i
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SQL~~
(There is no way to teach if there are this many students.)
?/"Qh3%%StL?:b%;iL jSQbao
(I cannot answer if you ask (lit. I am asked) that way.)
bLL h+L
*LG:%9-C& b9T& LLjSQbl0
(There is no point apologizing to me (lit. even if you apologize to me).)
GZ*l:Jr 0 L 5 GiQbaOE6 5 dlo
(Isn't there any other way to do it, I wonder?)
fic%bQbWci@~L j~~%b~/U?;'L.
(It's because your way of searching (for it) is wrong that you cannot
find it.)
T*A VLL
%%Lj G:L~-C6iZa>~$&iiBf t&t;k&.
(Depending on how you read it, this letter can be taken as a suicide
note.)
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1. Vmasu-y6 is most commonly used with ga nai 'there is no way to V,
cannot V.'
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2. Although Vmasu-y6 can be used in affirmative sentences (e.g., Exs.(h)
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and (i)), it is most commonly used in negative sentences. =
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