Hi! The English for this question was “A word which indicates being in the state of something having being completed.” I see how that works when もう is used to mean “already” or “yet”, but I don’t see how it’s helpful when the meaning is “more” or “further”. Or is there some esoteric connection I’m not seeing here?
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Hey @fdlbt !
Thank you for pointing this out! We will tweak this hint so that it covers the ‘more’ nuance!
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We have updated the hint to include the nuance ‘more’!
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