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29 may 2015
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Inglés (UK)
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¿Esto suena natural? Japanese tend not to use the subjective when they speak.
¿Esto suena natural? Japanese tend not to use the subjective when they speak.
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"Tend not to include the subject" would be better, I think. Maybe. Not entirely sure how many English speakers would actually know what the subject of a verb IS.
"Use the subjective" kinda sounds like you simply don't use the subjective case.
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