eto... the difference between "shinu" and "shine" in addressing someone. does "shinu" means just… - Feed Post by Jiaru
eto... the difference between "shinu" and "shine" in addressing someone. does "shinu" means just an ordinary term to be used in a sentence while "shine" is a word to curse someone? a negative word perhaps..? I might consider the word "shine" comes from the word "shinu" ...
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Shinu is the dictionary form of the verb 'to die'. Shine is the imperative form of the verb.
http://www.japaneseverbconjugator.com/VerbDetails.asp?JapaneseVerb=shinu&VerbClass=1&EnglishVerb=die
"Shinu" 「死ぬ」 is an infinitive form. While "Shine" 「死ね」 is a rough form of "shinde kudasai" 「死んで下さい」, which means um..."Die, please..."
okay. so shine is the imperative form of the verb and is a rough form. thanks both of you.!
