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  1. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★に限って (ni kagitte): only, particularly whe…

    Meaning: (particularly) when…; onlyFormation:Noun + に限って日本語 …

  2. Japanese Sentence Patterns

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

    Meaning: nothing but; none other than(This is an expression of a strong conc…

  3. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★に反して (ni han shite): against, contrary to…

    Meaning: against; contrary to; in contrast toFormation:Noun + に反して/に反する日本語 …

  4. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★にあたり (ni atari): at the time, on the occa…

    Meaning: at the time; on the occasion ofFormation:Verb-dictionary form + にあたっ…

  5. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ねばならない (neba naranai): have to, must】 

    Meaning: have to do; must; shouldFormation:Verb-ないform + ねばならない…

  6. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★なにも~ない (nani mo~nai): no need to】 

    Meaning: no need toFormation:なにも + negative form of Verb/Adj/Noun&nbsp…

  7. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★なくはない (naku wa nai): it’s not that…, can,…

    Meaning: it’s not that…; can; may beFormation:Verb-ないform (-い) + くわない/くもない…

  8. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ないことには~ない (nai koto niwa~nai): unless you…

    Meaning: unless you do somethingFormation:Verb-ないform + ことには + Verb-ないformNo…

  9. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ないではいられない (nai dewa irarenai): can’t help…

    Meaning: can’t help but feel; can’t help but doFormation:Verb-ないform + ではい…

  10. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★なお (nao): [used to add more information t…

    Meaning: furthermore; in additionYou use なお to add more information to the s…

  11. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★中を (naka o): in, on】 

    Meaning: in; on; in the midst of; when; whileFormation:Verb-dictionary for…

  12. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★むしろ (mushiro): rather, instead】 

    Meaning: rather; instead; betterFormation:むしろ + phrase日本語 / …

  13. Japanese Sentence Patterns

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

    Meaning: almost; nearly, close toFormation:もう少しで + Verb-stem + そうだった/そうになっ…

  14. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★もっとも (motto mo): but then, although】 

    Meaning: but then; although; thoughFormation:もっとも + phrase日本…

  15. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものの (mono no): but, although】 

    Meaning: but; although; even thoughFormation:Verb-casual + もののNoun + である…

  16. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものなら (mono nara): if one can do something…

    Meaning: if one can do somethingFormation:Verb-potential + ものなら日本語 / にほんご /…

  17. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものか (mono ka): absolutely not…】 

    Meaning: absolutely not...You use ものか to emphasize strong denial or rejectio…

  18. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものがある (mono ga aru): [sentence-ending exp…

    Meaning: sentence-ending expression of strong judgment,there is such a thing (es…

  19. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものではない (mono dewa nai): shouldn’t do some…

    Meaning: shouldn’t do something; it’s impossible to do somethingFormation:…

  20. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものだから (mono dakara): because, the reason …

    Meaning: because; the reason isFormation:Verb-casual + ものだからNoun + なものだか…

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  1. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N2★ものがある (mono ga aru): [sentence-…
  2. Japanese Sentence Patterns

    【JLPT N4★にくい (nikui) / difficult to, har…
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    【JLPT N1★の極み (no kiwami): utmost】
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    【JLPT N1★にかかっている (ni kakatte iru): to de…
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    【JLPT N5★verbs なかった(nakatta) Past-negati…
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