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Is there only one way to say this sentence?
On p249 Ive come upon:
Ima tsukatte iru baiorin wa furui node, atarashii no ga hoshii desu
The violin I am using now is old, so I want a new one.
If I were asked to say this, that isn't the order I would use.
I can think of 1 other way that would be more obvious for example putting the 'subject' (violin) first.
Ima baiorin ni tsukatte iru wa furui da node, atarashii no ga hoshii desu
So I'm wondering is there other possible ways to say something like this? I just dont seem to get why it's this way. Why the verb comes before the noun and why there's no desu after 'old'....is it normal when you have a conjunction like 'so' to not say something 'is' before?
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