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Processing keyword: ~でしょうがない (〜deshou ga nai)
The expression ~でしょうがない (〜deshou ga nai) is a Japanese phrase used to express a sense of inevitability or helplessness regarding a situation. It can convey feelings of resignation or acceptance of circumstances that cannot be controlled.
Element | Description |
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〜で | This is the te-form of a verb, connecting actions or states. |
しょう (shou) | The auxiliary verb that indicates future action or uncertainty. |
ない (nai) | The negative form, indicating that there's "no" alternative or possibility. |
[Verb (て-form)] + でしょう + がない
行かざるを得ない = I have no choice but to go.
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This structured approach helps learners understand and apply the grammar point effectively in various contexts.
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