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Processing keyword: ~からすると (〜kara suru to)
In this lesson, we'll explore the grammar point ~からすると (〜kara suru to), a useful expression in Japanese that allows you to make judgments or inferences based on certain evidence or perspectives. Mastering this structure will enable you to articulate your reasoning and interpret situations more effectively in Japanese.
~からすると is used to express:
Formation:
Noun + からすると / からすれば / からして
Component | ||
---|---|---|
Noun | + | からすると |
Noun | + | からすれば |
Noun | + | からして |
[Evidence/Source (Noun)] + からすると → [Inference/Judgment]
Congratulations! You've learned how to use ~からすると to express inferences and judgments in Japanese. Keep practicing by observing situations and forming sentences using this structure.
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