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[従う]　sitagau : verb . comply

[～に従って]　comply with ~ and / In accordance with ~ and----(so-called te-form )

Ex. 協会規約に従って Complying with the association’s rule,…

[--がる] garu: suffix

1. represent to feel/ think so with verbs, nouns or adjectives.

2. reprecent the meanings of a pretending with verbs, nouns or adjectives.

“boku wa kowagatte desu.”　This sentence is grammatically wrong, correctly;

“boku wa kowagatte imasu.” Or like “boku wa kowagatte nakidashita.”

In these samples, kowa-ga-ttte is so-called te-form meaning “ feel fear and”.

So, “ I’m being to feel fear” and “ I felt fear and begun to cry”

Appendix:　

1. desu/dearu　structure.

In front of desu/dearu, nouns, noun relatives or noun clause should be located.

2. examples of “garu” suffix.

feel glad : ureshigaru.

She wants whatever her friends have. : kanojyo wa tomodachi no motteiru monowo nanndemo hoshigaru.

pretend to be brave : tsuyogaru

3.したがって (adv) consequently / accordingly

4.したがって： want to do and

The kid is crying wanting to do it.

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