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Processing keyword: Verb ないではおかない (~ nai de wa okanai)
The grammar pattern ~ないではおかない is a powerful expression in Japanese that conveys a strong sense of inevitability or compulsion. It suggests that due to certain circumstances or emotions, an action must occur; one cannot help but do something.
~ないではおかない translates roughly to:
To form this expression:
[Verb Negative Form] + ではおかない
Component | Example with 話す (to speak) |
---|---|
Verb (Negative Form) | 話さない |
Add | ではおかない |
Complete Formation | 話さないではおかない |
A similar grammar pattern is ~ずにはおかない, which can be used interchangeably with ~ないではおかない.
By understanding and practicing ~ないではおかない, you will enhance your ability to express strong intentions and inevitabilities in Japanese naturally and effectively.
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