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10-Input/Classes/Japanese Class_2026-01-08.md

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 If something happened and you want to express disappointment, you can also use しまいます or its past tense しまいました. You can just say it regularly, not using しまいます, but it doesn't hold the same feeling as being sad or disappointed that it happened.
 
 先週買った携帯が壊れてしまいました
-The cell phone I bought last week is broken.
-	Side point: 
+The cell phone I bought last week is broken. (And he's sad about it)
+	Side point: Look at that subject, its massive. 
+
+財布が無くなてしまいました
+My wallet is missing. (and he's sad about it)
+	Side Note about Transitive vs Intransitive: 
+
 
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20-Knowledge/Synthesized-Japanese-Class-Notes.md

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 | **沸かす** (わかす)        | **沸く** (わく)            | To boil (water)              |
 | 割る (わる)              | 割れる (われる)              | To shatter                   |
 | 折る (おる)              | 折れる (おれる)              | To Fold                      |
+| 無くす (なくす)            | 無くなる (なくなる)            | To lose an object            |
 
 ## Vocabulary