Jan. 29, 2021
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> そば(側) と かわ(側) と 隣り はどう違いますか?
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そば(soba) mainly shows like "close to," "near by."
ex.) あなた の そば に か が います(あなたのそばに蚊がいます)
└ = A mosquito is flying there, close to you.
With がわ(gawa), I can feel something opposite to it, or some border of a group including it.
ex.) かいだん の みぎ がわ を あるいて ください(階段の右側をあるいてください)
└ = Please walk on the right side of the steps. (not on the left side <- opposite [ right vs left ] )
となり(tonari) usually means like mixed "next to" with "aside of."
ex.) あなた の となり は あいて いますか?(あなたの隣は空いていますか?)
└ = Is the seat next to your right/left taken?
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つぎ(次/Tsughi) means "next," especially in a list, so it is sometimes used as "next to" as well.
ex.) テニス の つぎ に サッカー が 好きです。(テニスの次にサッカーが好きです)
└ = Next to tennis, I like playing soccer best. {1st: tennis; 2nd: soccer}
ex.) わたし は かれ の つぎ です。(私が彼の次です)
└ = I'm the next from him. { …; he; me; …}
そば(soba) は主に、"close to" とか "near by" のような「近い」の印象があります。
ex.) あなた の そば に か が います(あなたのそばに蚊がいます)
└ = A mosquito is flying there, close to you.
( あなたの近くを蚊が飛んでますよ )
がわ(gawa) を使う時は、私は何か相対する(あい たいする)モノや、それの属するグループの境界線を感じと思います。
ex.) かいだん の みぎ がわ を あるいて ください(階段の右側をあるいてください)
└ = Please walk on the right side of the steps. (not on the left side <- opposite [ right vs left ] )
( 階段の右側を歩いてください(左側ではない / 左側とは、右側に対して反対側 )
となり(tonari) は、"next to"(〜のつぎ) と "aside of"(〜のわき) とを混ぜたような感じです。
ex.) あなた の となり は あいて いますか?(あなたの隣は空いていますか?)
└ = Is the seat next to your right/left taken?
( あなたの 右の次の/左の次の の席は、誰かが使用していますか? ≒ 右隣/左隣 の席は 空いていますか? )
ほかには::
つぎ(次/Tsughi) は、特にリストの中などで、"next" を意味するので、この言葉も "next to" の感じで使われる事があると思います。
ex.) テニス の つぎ に サッカー が 好きです。(テニスの次にサッカーが好きです)
└ = Next to tennis, I like playing soccer best. {1st: tennis; 2nd: soccer}
ex.) わたし は かれ の つぎ です。(私が彼の次です)
└ = I'm the next from him. { …; he; me; …}
AboutUsing 側(そば), 側(がわ), and 隣(となり), a As "nNext to".
In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjetives, etc., are capitalized in the title.
I commented the following as a response ton a question on Hinative.com, like the following.
"Like" implies similar but not exactly the same.
Please let me know if you fouind anything oin it.
"Found" is past tense.
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I don't know why, but it feels more natural for me to capitalize this.
> そば(側) と かわ(側) と 隣り はどう違いますか?
説明が難しい場合は、例文を教えてください。 #HiNative https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/18239260
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The other quotation mark (") comes before the period.
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あなた の そば に か が います(あなたのそばに蚊がいます)
└ = A mosquito is flying there, close to you.
I don't know what the first part is.
With がわ (gawa), I can feelit's something opposite to it, or somthe border of asome group including it.
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かいだん の みぎ がわ を あるいて ください(階段の右側をあるいてください)
└ = Please walk on the right side of the steps.
(nNot on the left side <-= opposite [ right vs left ] )
となり(tonari) is usually means like mixedsomething between "next to" with "aand "to a side of".
I felt like "between" was clearer than "a mix" after reading through the examples.
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あなた の となり は あいて いますか?(あなたの隣は空いていますか?)
└ = Is the seat next to your right/left taken?
There's also another: word:
つぎ(次/Tsughi) means "next,", especially inwhen referring to a list, so it is sometimes used as "next to" as well.
"It is" is often said/written as "It's".
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テニス の つぎ に サッカー が 好きです。(テニスの次にサッカーが好きです)
└ = Next toOther than tennis, I like playing soccer best.
I feel like "Other than" is more appropriate here.
{1st: tennis; 2nd: soccer}
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わたし は かれ の つぎ です。(私が彼の次です)
└ = I'm the next fromafter him.
{ …; he; me; …}
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About 側(そば), 側(がわ), and 隣(となり), as "next to"
In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adverbs, adjetives, etc., are capitalized in the title. |
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I commented on a question on Hinative.com, like the following. I commented the following as a response to "Like" implies similar but not exactly the same. |
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Please let me know if you found anything on it. Please let me know if you f "Found" is past tense. |
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> そば(側) と かわ(側) と 隣り はどう違いますか? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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説明が難しい場合は、例文を教えてください。 #HiNative https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/18239260 This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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そば(soba) mainly shows like "close to," "near by. そば (soba) mainly shows The other quotation mark (") comes before the period. |
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あなた の そば に か が います(あなたのそばに蚊がいます) This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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└ = A mosquito is flying there, close to you. └ = A mosquito is flying there, close to you. I don't know what the first part is. |
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With がわ(gawa), I can feel something opposite to it, or some border of a group including it. With がわ (gawa), |
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かいだん の みぎ がわ を あるいて ください(階段の右側をあるいてください) This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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└ = Please walk on the right side of the steps. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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(not on the left side <- opposite [ right vs left ] ) ( |
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となり(tonari) usually means like mixed "next to" with "aside of. となり(tonari) is usually I felt like "between" was clearer than "a mix" after reading through the examples. |
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あなた の となり は あいて いますか?(あなたの隣は空いていますか?) This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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└ = Is the seat next to your right/left taken? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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another:: There's also another |
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つぎ(次/Tsughi) means "next," especially in a list, so it is sometimes used as "next to" as well. つぎ(次/Tsughi) means "next "It is" is often said/written as "It's". |
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テニス の つぎ に サッカー が 好きです。(テニスの次にサッカーが好きです) This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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└ = Next to tennis, I like playing soccer best. └ = I feel like "Other than" is more appropriate here. |
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{1st: tennis; 2nd: soccer} This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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ex.)
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わたし は かれ の つぎ です。(私が彼の次です) This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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└ = I'm the next from him. └ = I'm the next |
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{ …; he; me; …} This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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説明が難しい場合は、例文を教えてください。https://hinative.com/en-US/questions/18239260 |
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