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〜っぱなし (〜っ放し) [〜っぱなし] (ppanashi)
Meaning: Keep ~ing / To leave ~
Example: I kept standing for 5 hours.
JLPT Level: 1
Category: grammar
Author: blabby
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| | Verb(ます形) + っぱなし |
(blabby) | | Ref # Kanzen Master Level 1 - p62 - no.55 |
(LR) | | Ref # A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar p333 |
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| | blabby | This is a rare case of 一級 grammar that I hear in every day conversation. I learnt this when I was still a beginner. I think it has a similar meaning to "〜たまま". | | | bamboo4 | It is a colloqual form of 放し, meaning doing something and leave it at that.It has a lot more emphasis than ...たままにする. | | | Futaro | How can I know how must I read the kanji, if in on yomi or kunyomi.
For example: in nﾂｰ 5446 is:
koko ni "TE" ki ppanachi
or
koko ni "OKU" ki ppanachi?
It is very difficult for people who donﾂｴt know japanese very well. | | | kryptolus | It's not that difficult.
The fact that there's a hiragana 'ki' after it tells you that it should be 'oki'. This has nothing to do with this grammar though... | | | Cacawate | It's common practice that in compounds you'll be using onyomi. | | | Dogbreathsan | For Futaro - this link gives a good description of what is going on with the on'yumi/kun'yumi issue. http://www.tofugu.com/2010/03/23/the-types-of-kanji-in-japanese-onyomi-vs-kunyomi/ | | |
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