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Processing keyword: ~次第で (〜shidai de)
The grammar point ~次第で (〜しだいで) is an essential expression in Japanese that conveys the meaning of "depending on" or "according to." It is used to indicate that the outcome or result of a situation is influenced by a preceding factor. Mastering this grammar point will enhance your ability to discuss conditional scenarios and express dependency in Japanese.
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Noun + 次第で | Depending on [Noun] |
[Cause/Condition Noun] + 次第で + [Resulting Action/Outcome]
By understanding and practicing ~次第で, you'll be able to express dependency and conditions more naturally in Japanese. Keep practicing by creating your own sentences, and soon this grammar point will become a natural part of your language skills!
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