Japanese grammar
710 grammar points and 48 comparisons, from JLPT N5 to N1. Each page says what a form means, how to build it and when to use it, with sentences you can listen to.
Comparisons1 comparisons
- "As", "for" and "to" a personJLPT N3–N2として・に対して・に対する・にとって・としては・にしたら・にすれば・にしてみれば
Grammar points7 grammar points
- にしたら・
にすれば・ にしてみればin someone's shoes; from their sideJLPT N2 - から見ると・
からすると・ から言うとfrom the standpoint of; judging fromJLPT N2 - ところを見るとjudging from what you seeJLPT N2
- につけwhenever; whether … or …JLPT N2
- ともなく・
ともなしにwithout really meaning to; from who knows whereWrittenJLPT N1 - に堪えない・
に堪えるtoo awful to watch; good enough for; deeply (grateful)WrittenJLPT N1 - いらっしゃる・
おっしゃる・ なさる・ 召し上がる・ ご覧になるgo, say, do, eat, see (respectful)RespectfulJLPT N4
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