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Processing keyword: Noun を もとに (Noun o moto ni)
The grammar point Noun を もとに (Noun o moto ni) is used to express the idea of something being based on, derived from, or originating from a particular noun. It's useful for explaining how one concept, idea, or object is created or established based on another.
Noun + を + もとに
Noun → Based Object
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+--- もとに → Basis or Origin
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サンプルをもとに | Based on the sample |
データをもとに | Based on the data |
経験をもとに | Based on experience |
This grammar point reflects the Japanese cultural value of deriving decisions and actions from established facts or precedents. It emphasizes the importance placed on thorough research, data, and previous experiences when making decisions.
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