Introduction: Japanese Sentence Patterns Book Series.

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   【JLPT N2★もう少しで (mou sukoshi de): almost, nearly】　

   Meaning: almost; nearly, close to…

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   【JLPT N1★だの～だの (dano~dano): and, and so forth】　

   Meaning: and; and the like; and so …

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   【JLPT N2★にほかならない (ni hoka naranai): nothing but, n…

   Meaning: nothing but; none other th…

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   【JLPT N5★ ほうがいい (hou ga ii) “had better, sh…

   Meaning: had better, should, it’d b…

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   【JLPT N4★おきに (oki ni): repeated at intervals, ever…

   Meaning: repeated at intervals; eve…

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   【JLPT N1★ないではすまない/ずにはすまない (nai dewa sumanai/zu niw…

   Meaning: must; will definitely…

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