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    Cimmik
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    I’m on the lesson “not planning” in season 5.
    There’s two kinds of すしを食る つもりです in negative form. I’m not sure if I understand them correctly.

    すしを食べないつもりです
    and
    すしを食べるつもり は ない。

    As I understand it, すしを食べないつもりです means “I plan to not eat sushi”. In other words have I planned something and what I’ve planned is not to eat sushi.

    As I understand すしを食べるつもり は ない: “I don’t plan to eat sushi”. In other words. I haven’t planned anything.

    Am I right?

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    Joel
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    Aye, that’s exactly it.

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    Cimmik
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    Thank you.

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