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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N1★なしに (nashi ni): without】

   Meaning: withoutFormation:N…

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   【JLPT N3★その結果 (sono kekka): as a result】　

   Meaning: as a resultFormation:…

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N4★ていく (te iku): to go on, to start】　

   Meaning: to go on, to continue, to …

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N4★ようだ (you da): it seems that, it appears t…

   Meaning: it seems that, it appears …

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N3★ものだ (mono da): used to do something, shou…

   Meaning: used to do something; of c…

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   Japanese Sentence Patterns

   【JLPT N1★とっさに (tossa ni): at once, right away】

   Meaning: at once; right away; pro…

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