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です (desu), which is a polite speech marker, works like the present affirmative version of the copula in Japanese. It has the closest meaning of the verb ‘to be’ or the dummy subject ‘it...
I have both good news and bad news for the verb to be in Chinese. Which one do you want to hear first? Well. I’ll start with the good one first. As stated in...
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