Thanks sooo much! I thought it was が but second-guessed myself at the last minute! Thanks for describing when to use it, that will help me remember which one is most appropriate. :D
Is it true that you can shorten 踊っている to 踊ってる? I might be thinking of something else...
You need to take the sentences apart. As its_anya says too, "you can say that you saw it like any other noun..."Your sentence, broken up, is:【【 あなたが踊っている】の】見た
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Is it true that you can shorten 踊っている to 踊ってる? I might be thinking of something else...
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You need to take the sentences apart. As its_anya says too, "you can say that you saw it like any other noun..."Your sentence, broken up, is:【【 あなたが踊っている】の】見た ( ... )
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