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Processing keyword: Verb もしないで (~ mo shinai de)
[Verb (negative form)] + しない (shinai) + で (de)
For example:
Verb | Negative (しない) | も + Negative + で |
---|---|---|
食べる | 食べない (tabenai) | 食べないでも (tabenai de) |
行く | 行かない (ikanai) | 行かないでも (ikanai de) |
見る | 見ない (minai) | 見ないでも (minai de) |
Verb ないで (~ nai de): Used similarly but does not explicitly include "mo." Often more informal and can imply permission.
Verb せずに (~ sezu ni): This format also expresses "without doing." It's more formal and often used in written Japanese.
Grammar Point | Use Case | Nuance |
---|---|---|
もしないで | Informal, general | Neutral, can indicate omission |
ないで | Informal command | More direct prohibition |
せずに | Formal | More elegant, often used in writing |
In Japanese culture, taking action and being proactive is highly valued. Using もしないで implies a lack of action, which may be viewed as laziness or irresponsibility in certain contexts, especially in a work environment. Knowing when to use this construction can help navigate social norms effectively.
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