ATASHI NO SENSEI GA SUKI DESU~

[zukkokya]

pinkpapyrus Kore, kono, koko -- what is difference?
acchikocchi kore = this as a noun
kono = this as an adjective
koko = here
pinkpapyrus Right -- okay
acchikocchi is that what you meant or are you looking for something else?
pinkpapyrus Nope, that's it. I just keep confusing them. So, what context would you use each in?
acchikocchi okay, so. let's say you have a friend in your room and you are trying to explain what exactly those japanese guys are and why they're on your walls! so you point to subaru and say "kore wa idol desu."
(this is an idol)
then you say, "kono idol ga suki desu."
(i like this idol)
but sadly, as you tell your friend, "koko wa osaka ja arimasen."
(this is not osaka)
so you can't actually talk to him.
pinkpapyrus XDDDD I love you *GIVES YOU APPLE*
acchikocchi YUM. I LIKE APPLES. THANK YOU. XD
pinkpapyrus That's maybe the best method of teaching ever thought up in the history of existence
acchikocchi XDDD thank you, thank you. i tailor my teaching methods to the specific needs and interests of my students, what can i say. XD
pinkpapyrus I am immortalizing this. On my journal. Right now.

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I APPROVE OF ANY METHOD THAT MAKES ME THINK OF GRAMMAR AND SUBARU TOGETHER.