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Processing keyword: Noun からする (Noun kara suru)
The grammar point "Noun からする" (Noun kara suru) is used to express the starting point of a measurement or an action, often implying "from" a particular noun or "starting at" a certain value. This grammar structure is frequently used in contexts concerning time, distance, amount, or levels.
When combined, "Noun からする" conveys the idea of deriving a value or action from a specified point.
The basic structure of this grammar is:
Noun からする
Noun + から + する
Noun から (Noun kara): Used for indicating a starting point, but not combined with "suru." It focuses on nouns rather than actions.
Noun まで: This indicates an endpoint, suggesting a range.
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In Japanese culture, using "Noun からする" can convey not only the specific monetary amount or starting point but also a suggestion regarding affordability or pricing etiquette. When discussing prices, it's common to start from a base level, which reflects the Japanese custom of considering varying options for consumers.
The choice of whether to use formal or informal language will depend on the audience. In business settings, being polite and clear is crucial.
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