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Processing keyword: Noun にすら (〜ni sura)
The grammar point Noun にすら (〜ni sura) is used to emphasize that even the least expected or the most basic item indicated by the noun is included in a given situation. It conveys a sense of surprise or extremity, often highlighting that something minimal is also affected or included, implying that the situation is more severe or expansive than one might think.
Noun + にすら
Element | Example | Translation |
---|---|---|
Noun | 猫 (neko) | Cat |
Constructed Phrase | 猫にすら (neko ni sura) | Even cats |
Using にすら reflects a particular cultural nuance in Japanese communication. It often indicates humility or an acknowledgment of a shortcoming, especially in contexts where one might be expected to perform better or achieve more.
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