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ロンドンから本を注文した。
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zipangu - Feb 9th 2010, 00:02
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Sentence nº192150

jpn
ロンドンから本を注文した。
ロンドン から 本[ほん] を 注文[ちゅうもん] し た 。

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  1. Oct 2nd 2010, 21:11
    Tell me if I'm wrong, but it seems to me that an interesting ambiguity (at least in english, japanese and french I guess, the other languages I don't know) lies in the object that "from London" defines : is it "a book" that comes from London or "I" who's ordering from London ?
    What sentences could differentiate the two possible meanings ?
    Or is there actually an ambiguity in languages other than french ?

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