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These are shortened forms of ないといけない and なくてはならない.
、、。
If you're going to get married, Mr. Yamada, you'll have to stop smoking.
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~きゃ is used in the same way as ~くちゃ (行かなきゃ etc)
Good point, forgot about my favorite form!
I'm not sure if I'm just stupid right now, but shouldn't it be 来なきゃ instead of くななきこ (at least that's what it says for me as an example)?
Are you referring to the example that appears in the construction version? Is it shown in only hiragana (no kanji)?
I'm seeing the example bit reading 来な無きゃ, actually - although it says 来なきゃ where I entered it in!
mystic: do you have it forced to show all kanji in settings?
I was able to reproduce the くなきゃ issue, and it should be resolved.
Edit: sorry, only half fixed.
Second Edit: should be fully fixed.
マイコー I do have it set to force-show kanji; I was more worried about the extra な that snuck in there - seems to be gone though!
Yea - when I first replied, I didn't even see the double な, just the く, which is why I replied the way I did. Anyways, should all be good, now!
How would you use this in a past tense?
"Yesterday, I had to go to school."
Well, this page is the contracted form of the ないといけない / なければならない, so using this in past tense would require the longer form:
昨日、学校に行かなければならなかった。
Hope this helps!
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