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Processing keyword: Noun にひきかえ Noun は (~ni hikikae ~ wa)
The Japanese grammar point にひきかえ (~ni hikikae) is used to highlight a contrast between two subjects or situations. It indicates that while one thing is true, there is a contrasting situation or fact regarding the other subject mentioned. It's commonly used in both spoken and written Japanese, particularly in more formal contexts.
The structure Noun A にひきかえ Noun B は translates roughly to "In contrast to A, B is..." or "Compared to A, B...". It emphasizes differences between the two subjects.
[Noun A] + にひきかえ + [Noun B] + は + [statement]
Elements | Explanation |
---|---|
Noun A | Subject being contrasted |
にひきかえ | Indicates contrast |
Noun B | Another subject being compared |
は | Topic marker for Noun B |
Statement | Descriptive phrase or clause following Noun B |
にひきかえ vs に対して (ni taishite):
This grammar point often reflects contrasting values or states, which is prevalent in Japanese culture. For example, traditional vs. modern practices, teamwork vs. individualism, etc.
Using にひきかえ gives a formal tone to the conversation or writing, making it suitable for business, academic writing, or respectful discussions.
Common phrases might include:
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