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In which I break down a page of a Japanese light novel one word at a time to teach grammar and vocabulary. We deal with some longer sentences in this video. Learn how to parse them and make sense of them, and how to translate them.

I compare translations I did when I was a teenager with translations from my patrons so we can learn from mistakes and show how there is no singular correct way to translate.

This video's patron contributor was: Greg

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