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Hi,
Back in the days when I studied Japanese at University (as side courses, not as major/minor or anything), we used では ありません for negated copula. Same for ではない etc. TextFugu uses じゃありません.
What is the difference between these?
じゃ is an abbreviation for では, and so a hair less formal. You’d typically use じゃ when speaking and では when writing.
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