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Kelly Tan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Construction of sentence and using word
We have such a wonderful Gohonzon in the head temple and your house. ( In Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism a believer has a Gohonzon at home.)
1. Does the sentence mean one Gohonzon only? If yes how to change sentence to mean one Gohonzon at temple and one at home?
2. Should be and your house or and your home?
Thank you.
1. Does the sentence mean one Gohonzon only? If yes how to change sentence to mean one Gohonzon at temple and one at home?
2. Should be and your house or and your home?
Thank you.
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Can I say We have a wonderful Gohonzon in the head temple and one in your house.
(Gohonzon is object of worship)
Thank you.
(Gohonzon is object of worship)
Thank you.
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