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Processing keyword: ~末 (~sue)
The grammar point ~末 (~sue) is used in Japanese to indicate "the end of" or "after" a certain action or event has taken place. It conveys a sense of completion or conclusion. This grammar is often used in formal contexts and written Japanese.
Element | Description |
---|---|
Verb in ます-form | Indicates the action to be completed |
末 (sue) | Indicates the result or consequence after the action |
Using ~末 often implies politeness and a level of formality that suits business or academic contexts. Hence, it reflects the Japanese values of thoroughness and respect in communication.
A common phrase might be:
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