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Completely A, exactly A
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He is standing right in the middle of the road.
3
この   まっすぐ    ください  
Please go straight down this street.

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Construction
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Aま~ な~ word
Basic Examples:
(completely round)

Aか~ さ~ しゃ~ word
Basic Examples:
(completely blue)

っぱ
Aは~ word
Basic Examples:
(completely (in) two)

Special Cases
With (あお), you get (まっさお)
With (あか), you get (まっか)
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stupidguy
Level: 184

I'm just leaving a note because there's no indication of JLPT level for this grammar point.

It's N4 in other resources.

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not found in:

A Dictionary of (Basic/Intermediate/Advanced) Japanese Grammar

A Handbook of Japanese Grammar Patterns for Teachers and Learners

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3 years ago
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emanresU
Level: 214

It's kind of confusing that the example given for っ is the unusual reading of ...
Also, is anything not listed just constructed as +[word]? If so, I feel like that should be indicated... and also, that would make つ another confusing example...

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5 months ago
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Those are good points by @emanresU

Morphological rules like this one are often more straightforward to present in romaji or pseudo-IPA. Hiragana just obscures what’s happening phonetically.

This rule is also easier to understand as a two step process:

  • Ma + Q + adjective
  • Q realization
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stardust_737
Level: 299

and are two more special cases.

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4 months ago
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