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食べられる (taberareru) vs 食べれる (tabereru)? The phenomenon of ら抜き (ra-nuki) in Japanese – Self Taught Japanese

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Blog post examining the ら抜き (ra-nuki) phenomenon in Japanese, where younger speakers omit the ら from the potential form of ru/iru verbs.

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