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4. 病気よ時\田中はカて薬オ買ぽむ来むどイぱべ~ When I was sick, Mr. Tanaka bought me medicine.
The negative version of this pattern is used to complain about someone who one expects to be kind toward oneself.
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姉弟\可ぱむどイふカ~
Neither my older sister nor my younger brother does anything for me.
ぜよ人ら\待ぽむぞむどイふカめぱべ~
(He) didn’t wait for me.
手紙オ書ぞむどイやぞよめ\書ぞむぜぬべどやどやぽべ~
(He) doesn’t write letter to me, so I don’t want to write to him anymore.
~てあげる do X for someone
~くれる (someone) does X for the speaker
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tense direct sentence followed by ねもてぜアびづ. 1. 朝起でべどやぞねもてぜアび~
I sometimes don’t want to get up in the morning.
2. £日本語よ先生よ研究室ゅ行どねもてぜアびづ~% “Do you ever go to a Japanese teacher’s office?”
£ぢぢ\行どねもてぜアび~%
“Yes, I sometimes go.”
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3. £ΘハΜΜめリッフよ開オ見ィねもてぜアびづ~%
“Do you sometimes see Picasso’s paintings in Washington?”
£ぢぢ~ぜアび~%
“Yes, I sometimes do.”
Direct S §ねもてぜアびづ
To ask questions such as “Do you ever do...?” “Do you sometimes do...?,” use non-past
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