Using ’もの’ to refer to your family feels weird. In grammar resources for beginners, it's always taught that 物 is used to indicate inanimate "things" and 事 for animate "things".
Just a beginner, but I think maybe because the character here doesn't like his/her family that much? Another possible reason is 者 also reads mono, meaning person.
Happy birthday, Narrator-san :(
おれ is grateful that someone finally noticed :)
Interesting bit, really simple to understand, thanks Bunsuke!
glad you liked it!!
Using ’もの’ to refer to your family feels weird. In grammar resources for beginners, it's always taught that 物 is used to indicate inanimate "things" and 事 for animate "things".
物 means things but 者 means people. both are read as もの. this もの definitely refers to the latter.
Just a beginner, but I think maybe because the character here doesn't like his/her family that much? Another possible reason is 者 also reads mono, meaning person.
the latter is correct!
And I just realized ore can only be men, so that is a guy :)
The Amazon link is really helpful, thank you!!
Great! I'll keep adding them!