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Processing keyword: Verb ようもない (~you mo nai)
The expression ようもない (~you mo nai) is used to indicate a lack of means, ability, or possibility to do something. It conveys a sense of "there's no way to do something" or "it's impossible to do something."
Verb Dictionary Form | + | よう | + | も | + | ない |
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行く (iku - to go) | --> | 行きよう (iki yō) | --> | 行きようもない (iki yō mo nai - there's no way to go) |
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This expression often reflects Japanese humility and indirectness, emphasizing a limitation rather than straightforward refusal. Such expressions are common in polite conversation when acknowledging one's inability to fulfill a request.
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