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Processing keyword: Noun はいざ知らず (~ wa iza shirazu)
In this lesson, we'll explore the Japanese grammar point 「Noun はいざ知らず」 (~ wa iza shirazu). This expression is used to highlight a contrast between two things, suggesting that while the first may be acceptable or understandable, the second is different. It can be translated as:
「Noun はいざ知らず」 is used to:
The structure of this grammar point is:
Noun + は + いざ知らず + [Rest of the sentence]
Component | Role |
---|---|
Noun | Topic being contrasted |
は | Topic marker particle |
いざ知らず | "I don't know about..." |
Rest of sentence | Statement of contrast |
By understanding and practicing 「Noun はいざ知らず」, you'll be able to express contrasts and nuances more effectively in Japanese.
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