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   JLPT N5

   【JLPT N5★verbs～いない(inai) for enduring states+nega…

   Meaning: to express ongoing actions…

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   【JLPT N2★せいぜい (seizei): at the most, at best】　

   Meaning: at the most; at best; to t…

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   JLPT N5

   【JLPT N5★てから (tekara) “after doing”】　

   Meaning: after doing something, sin…

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   【JLPT N3★ずにはいられない (zu niwa irarenai): can’t help b…

   Meaning: can’t help but feel, can’t…

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   【JLPT N2★ようでは (you dewa): if】　

   Meaning: ifFormation:Verb-casual…

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   【JLPT N3★てはじめて (te hajimete): not until, only afte…

   Meaning: not until, only after… did…

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