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- Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 13:08:27 +0900
- From: Darren Cook <darren@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] Correct particle to use
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>> Japanese grammar, I plug the possibilities into Google and let mostly >> native speakers "vote" for whichever expression they think is >> appropriate. The honyaku list uses the term "Googits" to refer to the number of hits for each alternative, and those professional translators seem to use it a lot. However, I find it dangerous: Google may be doing clever stuff, or may do so in the future. E.g. if they introduce a rule that knows you cannot use "ã" with "èãã" (*), so they fix that grammar mistake and return you the "ãèãã" hits. Having said that, I use the technique all the time :-). Darren *: I was hoping a native speaker would jump in and give some examples of where this is valid. If it wasn't for 71,000 google hits I'd suggest "A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar" has a typo.
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