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Processing keyword: Noun にして初めて (Noun nishite hajimete)
In this lesson, we'll explore the Japanese grammar point 「Noun にして初めて」 (Noun ni shite hajimete). This expression is used to indicate that something happens only when a certain condition is met or not until a particular situation arises. It's a way to emphasize that the subsequent event or realization wouldn't occur without the preceding noun.
「Noun にして初めて」 is used to express that only under the condition of the noun does something happen or become possible. It highlights the importance of that condition as a prerequisite for the ensuing action or state.
Noun + にして初めて + [Result/Realization]
[Condition Noun] にして初めて [Resulting Action/Realization]
経験 にして初めて 理解できる。
(Only with experience can one understand.)
Component | Role |
---|---|
Noun | The essential condition |
にして初めて | "Only when"; indicating the prerequisite |
Resulting Clause | The action or realization that occurs |
Let's look at some example sentences to see how 「Noun にして初めて」 is used in various contexts.
By understanding and practicing 「Noun にして初めて」, you can add depth to your expressions, emphasizing the significance of certain conditions in the occurrence of events or realizations.
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