Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji.

to think

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Translate into Japanese.  Do not use kanji.

to think

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Question restatement: Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. to think

Option analysis:
- Option: おもう。
  This version uses kana exclusively and ends with a Japanese period (。), which is appropriate for a standalone sentence expressing the verb 'to think.' The inclusion of the punctuation helps indicate a complete sentence in written Japanese, and it remains in the plain (dictionary) form 思う's kana equivalent おもう. This is a natural, sentence-finaled translation when punctuation is required.
- Option: おもう
  This version also uses kana and represents the verb in its base form. However, without terminal punctuation, it can feel incomplete or like a fragment in written text. In many contexts, Japanese sentences end with a punctuation mark, especially in formal or standard writing, so this form might be less typical as a standalone sentence.

Additional notes:
- The prompt requires avoidance of kanji, so 思う should be written as おもう, which is correctly done in both options.
- If a more polite or formal rendering were asked for, you might encounter おもいます or 思います, but those would violate the 'no kanji' constraint and also introduce politeness level that wasn’t requested.
- Since there are no other answer choices provided in this item, the comparison above focuses on the two given kana-only variants and how punctuation impacts the sense of completeness.

In summary, both forms convey the core meaning 'to think' using kana only, with the sentence-ending punctuation in the first option making it read as a complete sentence, while the second option might feel incomplete without punctuation. Remember to consider punctuation conventions when evaluating standalone translations in Japanese.

JAPN_V 101 025 2024W2 L8 Vocab Quiz

Translate into Japanese. Do not use kanji. to think

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