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N3 • Grammar

せっかく (sekkaku)

With great trouble; after going through much effort; a rare, valuable opportunity (often used to express regret or motivation to not waste it).

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うっかり (ukkari)

Carelessly; thoughtlessly; inadvertently doing something due to a temporary lapse in attention or forgetfulness.

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ついつい (tsui tsui)

Unconsciously; unintentionally; doing something impulsively or out of habit even though one knows they shouldn't.

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〜っぽい

-ish; like; easily doing something (describes a strong quality, resemblance, or tendency)

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〜がち

Tend to; prone to (often used for negative or undesirable tendencies)

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〜において (ni oite)

In; at; regarding. A formal marker indicating the location, field, or time of an activity, commonly used in business communication and societal news.

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〜をはじめ (o hajime)

Starting with; including... among others. Used to introduce a primary representative example followed by other similar entities in professional or societal contexts.

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〜を中心に (o chūshin ni)

Centered on; focusing on; mainly. Used to describe activities, trends, or projects revolving around a specific group, area, or concept in society or work.

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〜を通じて (wo tsuujite) / 〜を通して (wo tooshite)

Through; via; throughout. Indicates that an abstract medium (such as experience, internet, or activities) is the means to achieve something, or that a state exists throughout a time period.

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〜に対して (ni taishite)

Towards; in contrast to. Expresses an attitude, action, or feeling directed toward an abstract target, or contrasts two ideas.

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〜に関して (ni kanshite) / 〜に関する (ni kansuru)

Regarding; concerning; about. Used to introduce an abstract topic, concept, or area of investigation.

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〜づらい

Hard to do; painful to do (due to subjective, psychological resistance or physical discomfort).

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