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Processing keyword: ~どんなに~ことか (〜donna ni〜koto ka)
The expression ~どんなに~ことか (donna ni...koto ka) is used to emphasize a feeling of surprise, emotion, or intensity related to a situation. It conveys the speaker's strong feelings about how much something is true or how deeply they are affected by a particular circumstance.
どんなに (donna ni) + [Verb/Adjective] + ことか (koto ka)
Element | Japanese | English Translation |
---|---|---|
どんなに | どんなに | How / To what extent |
Verb/Adj. | どれほど | (verb in appropriate form) |
ことか | ことか | (emotional emphasis) |
In Japanese culture, expressing feelings, especially gratitude and emotion, is vital for building relationships. Using careful phrases like ~どんなに~ことか reflects politeness and the importance of emotion in communication.
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