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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Where to place "only" for greatest effect.
Hello,
I'm actually a native speaker, but I was wondering if anyone had ever thought of this "issue".
Would you say there is a difference in meaning between these two sentences? What is the difference?
A) I speak Japanese only.
B) I speak only Japanese.
Thanks for any responses!
~P
I'm actually a native speaker, but I was wondering if anyone had ever thought of this "issue".
Would you say there is a difference in meaning between these two sentences? What is the difference?
A) I speak Japanese only.
B) I speak only Japanese.
Thanks for any responses!
~P
Top answer
I see no practical difference — nor with 'I only speak Japanese'.
- I see no practical difference — nor with 'I only speak Japanese'.
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I see no practical difference — nor with 'I only speak Japanese'.
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