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Below are the questions asked during class.
(1) How do you say "outside/outskirts of [City]?"
Here is how you phrase it.
The phrase "[City name] + ใใใใ (kinkoo)" can now be used as a standalone noun, so the particle "ใฎ" is optional.
[City] +ย ใใใใ(kinkoo)
OR
[City] +ย ใฎ(NO)ย +ย ใใใใ(kinkoo)
They are both commonly used.
(2) How do you say, "I am 50 miles north of [City]?"
Here's a structure you can use. It's worth noting that "miles" aren't used in Japan, so you might want to convert the distance to "kilometers" (ใญใญ or kilo) if you're speaking to a Japanese person.
(3) How do you say "Southeast"?
Please take a look at the diagram of directions below that shows how the reading of Kanji changes when two directions are combined, such as South and East.
[Example]
- South: ใฟใชใฟ(minami)
- East: ใฒใใ (higashi)
โ When you combine the two, it's ใชใใจใ (nantoo)
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