U - Z [adobjg] A Dictionary of Japanese Grammar :white_flower: Home Thread Previous Part: T Next Part: Appendix 8: Improving Reading […] Reading Week Start Date Reading Entry Count Page Numbers Page Count #30 Oct 14th うちに to わかる 7 512 - 531 20 #31 Oct 21st わけだ to ように1 8 531 - 554 24 …

うちに Loved this example sentence: 何もしないうちに今年も終わった So poetic! This one sounds super useful too: 忘れないうちに言っておきたいことがあるは Found note 4. super enlightening, helps a lot with the examples, to understand what kind of nuances can be there thanks to は. ～は～だ A bit disappointed that the first example…

Week 31 is here with わけだ to ように1, 8 entries. :slight_smile:

The reading of this week felt easy :slight_smile: only やはり that I still find a bit tricky. Really liked the comparison of や and とか, and of だろう、らしい、そうだ、ようだ. I feel like the category [Related Expression] is one of the best features of this dictionary, even though each grammar point has its own entry…

More notes and thoughts I had on the reading うちに - oops, I always translated うち to house, so I was always confused about this one. は - for something you use right from the start of studying Japanese it has a lot of pages dedicated to it. Obviously because it has more complexity than a beginner wou…

[image] Twelvewishes: より - hm, the pattern seems to be “A is (something) more than B”. While AほうがBより was the same way, I remember that it could also be written AよりBほうが which would switch it around to “B is (something) more than A” [ example ]. So let’s not get confused between the two. Yeah, a…

Week 32 is here with ように2 to ずつ, 8 entries.

Looking forward to @fallynleaf 's reaction to the Key Sentence for より1, haha :x

[image] Twelvewishes: ようと思う - alright, so it isn’t really よう, they mean the volitional form. Something I haven’t practiced yet and had no idea this was what they meant. I was like “where’s the よう here? They’re not using it???” until I checked what the volitional form actually looks like. Oops. A…

Ah, I finished the last entry today. Feels good to have finished. I think overall I did find the experience of reading through them useful, but it would have been more useful if I was keeping up a regular consumption habit along with it. The main reason I fell behind for the end of this (not counti…

Finally made it here! うちに I like key sentence D! “若いうちに本をたくさん読みなさい.” Definitely worked out great for me as a child! The notes tell us that the うちに clause expresses the general time during which a given action or state occurs. It’s preceded by verbs describing states or progressive actions, or by …

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