When there is more than one adjective for the same noun, does "no" come after both? For instance, when asking for an English map of the city, would it be , "eego no machi no chizu ga arismasu ka" ?Thank you for any help.
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dek
June 27, 2008
Sayaka-Matsuura
June 29, 2008
Dear Dek,
Konnichiwa!
O genki desu ka?
To ask "Do you have an English map of the city?" Simply say *Eego de machi no chizu ga arimasuka?* or, you can also say *Eego no chizu wa arimasuka? *"Do you have an English map?"
If you ask
*Eego no machi no chizu ga arismasu ka*
it means "Do you have a map of an English (language) town?"
Hope that helped!
:D
(ps. *Jyane* is the English equivalent of "Bye!" - not my name :lol:
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