zexen_lowe said:
Akvod said:
Like instead of teaching you guys "すいません” first, I'll want you guys to be able to say:
きょうかしょ を わすれました
So that you can "add" すいません for some native speaker points and combine it all to make it:
すいません、教科書を忘れました。
But if I taught auxillary stuff first, or in between, it just seems confusing IMHO.
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Are you sure you don't mean すみません?
I'm sure they don't smoke
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Nah, Suimasen can and is also used as a "substitute" for Sumimasen. Or rather, its a shortened version of it (and less polite I believe).
And smoking is Suu. Its "Tabako wo suu no?" rather than "Takabo wo sui no?"