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> Strictly speaking, "I don't know" is closer to 知りません and "I don't
> understand" is closer to 理解できません.
Got it.
> If Japanese ever came upon a situation where it wasn't clear...
> ...turning to words like 知る or 理解する, etc.
Got it.
> By the way, you have ひびや道理 written instead of ひびや通り. You must
have
> typed どうり and hit kanji henkan but note that the word is actually
written
> どおり or, if by itself, とおり.
Yes, i did. My mistake. I apreciate the correction. I think Cindy mentioned
that
too. (She was even more into disecting my mistake and even made me pay for
not using kanji for the hibiya-part "By the way, ひびやどうり is 日比谷通り
".)
Thanks to everybody for the enlightment.
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Kindly
Konrad
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