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Processing keyword: Noun からする (Noun kara suru)
The grammar pattern Noun からする is used in Japanese to emphasize a large quantity, amount, or cost associated with something. It conveys the meaning of "as much as" or "starting from," highlighting that the quantity is significant or impressive.
Noun (Quantity) + からする
Component | Role | Meaning |
---|---|---|
Noun (Quantity) | Indicates the amount being emphasized | e.g., 100万円 (1 million yen) |
からする | Emphasizes large amount (starting from) | "as much as"; "starting from" |
In Japanese culture, expressing humility is valued, but when discussing impressive numbers or costs, からする is used to emphasize grandeur or extravagance. It often appears in contexts highlighting luxury or exceptional situations.
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