yes it translated that way and the grammar has different tones in english but what are u going on about
You absolutely should use “A”, especially in context to the sentences. There just should be a descriptor afterwards. IE, “a Japanese person”.
Taking out “A” would leave all the sentences grammatically incorrect. The A is necessary.
Also you spelled grammar wrong.
Yes you are 100% correct!! An Adjective after would have made the statement much more grammatically correct. I was in such a state of shock spelling was not in it to win it
Tho it may sounds like I was complaining It wasn't ment to be taken that way lol the whole thing just cought me off gard whilst I was reading
When talking about ones ethnicity DON'T USE (A...ect) that's bad! you can not do that if he were to have said A white or A caucasian this whould be a very different discussion. OUT OF ALL THE THINGS HE HAVE USED HE USED A