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Langcorrectで書くことは始めます。って、既に質問がある:　最初の「初め」を書きたかったけど、始めるだけが他動詞でできます。それはなぜですか?　わからない。わからなかった?　「初」は「最初のことを表す。つまり、以前ではない」(orz。。。同じの語源を使用することはいいじゃない、でも「初」の熟語なしでその意味を表せない。多分表すことができない)、でも「始」は「用みたいなことをスタートするを表す(に表す?):　例えば、勉強を始めましょう」は分かるましたけど、どの文法点が「初めるは自身で他動詞を使用できない・もっとも、熟語以外では連用形の後がいいです」がわからない。

でもこれで他動詞　(自動詞)や連用形の熟語を知ります。丸でわからないでも、文法の単語と熟語を少しずつ発見することはいいや必要です。

いつか、単一言語日本語の辞書を読みたい。今できない、でも意味合いを知るために目的です。たとえば、「探す」と「捜す」が同じ意味ではない、でもその差別を本当に分かれることは英語辞書限りで難しそうです。

。。。また近いでも違い意味がある:本当に?　真実?　まったく?まるで?

失礼な語を使わなかったを祈っていますでも自習だけ勉強しましたから儀礼は第一の優先ではなかった:まずはカナや漢字、2第は文法、初級の文を飲み込みのため。今だけ自分の文を書いてみています。聴聞や会話もあるです。いつか。

最終までに読めば、本当にありがとうございます。

Good day everyone.

This is my first time using Langcorrect. There's already a question: I wanted to use the 初 in 最初 , but it seems it isn't used as a transitive verb like its cousin 始める。Why is that? I don't know. I didn't know? I did know that 初 is used to「To indicate the first time an action. In other words, it wasn't done in the past.」(orz... You're not supposed to use a word with the same etymology to define it, but I don't know how to express this without the use of 初め's compound words.) ; however 始 is used to 「Say one is starting the doing of an action, chore, thing. For example, "Let's start studying"!」, but which grammar point is the reason 「初 is not used on its own transitively. Although besides compound words it can be used as an auxiliary after the I-Stem of verb」, is something I don't know.

However with that I've learned about the term for Transitive (Intransitive) verbs and I-stem. I likely do not understand them fully, but discovering the vocabulary for grammar in Japanese one bit at a time is good and important.

One day, I'd like to read Japanese Monolingual dictionaries. At present I can't, but to understand nuances, it's a goal. For example, to know the difference between 捜す and 探す. I do know they are not equivalent, but the distinction is beyond me, and to truly get it with only English (-Japanese) dictionaries seem difficult.

... Here is another example of close but distinct meanings: Truly? Really? The truth?

I do hope I've not used rude language, but as I only did self study, courteousy wasn't my first priority - First was kana and kanji, second was grammar, in order to be able to begin reading at all. It's only now that I'm trying to write my own sentences. Listening and conversation are also still a thing. One day.

If you've read this far, thank you very much.