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Processing keyword: A とも B とも (A tomo B tomo)
[ A ] とも [ B ] とは
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Both A and B are included/noted.
Understanding this grammar point is essential to navigate social situations in Japan where expressing preferences or confirming agreement on multiple options is common.
This grammar can be used in both formal and informal settings; however, the context in which you choose to use it (formal greetings vs casual chats) may dictate other grammatical choices.
Processing keyword: A とも B とも (A tomo B tomo)
The grammar point とも (tomo) is used in Japanese to express similarity or equivalence between two nouns or clauses. It conveys the idea that both elements are considered together, often implying that they hold the same significance or truth. This structure is commonly seen in both formal and informal contexts.
A とも B とも
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Both A and B
A | Item 1 |
とも | (and/or) |
B | Item 2 |
とも vs や:
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Informal:
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Spoken:
Incorrect: 私の友達とも母とも好きです。
Correct: 私の友達とも母とも、映画が好きです。
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