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Processing keyword: Verb てやまない (Verb te yamanai)
The Japanese grammar structure "Verb てやまない" (Verb te yamanai) is used to express a strong, continuing feeling or emotion, usually in a very earnest or heartfelt manner. It often conveys a sense of longing, enthusiasm, or earnestness about a particular action or feeling.
The phrase "Verb てやまない" translates roughly to "I continue to (verb)" or "I cannot stop (verb)ing." It emphasizes that the speaker's emotions or feelings are constant and unyielding.
The structure of this grammar point can be broken down as follows:
To form this grammar point:
Verb | て-form | Combined Structure |
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買う (kau - to buy) | 買って (katte) | 買ってやまない (katte yamanai - I cannot stop buying) |
する (suru - to do) | して (shite) | してやまない (shite yamanai - I cannot stop doing) |
読む (yomu - to read) | 読んで (yonde) | 読んでやまない (yonde yamanai - I cannot stop reading) |
Using "てやまない" shows a deep level of emotion and can indicate sincerity, especially in formal situations. This reflects the Japanese cultural values of expressing emotions respectfully and modestly.
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