Neon Japanese_Japanese Error-prone grammar knowledge learning (Part 1)

Today Neon Japanese to share some error-prone grammar, take a small book and write it down

　　1. By sum up to

　　(1) まで indicates the end time of a continuous action. Can be translated as "to... so far".

　　I waited until noon. / Our Middle Horse.

　　(2) までに represents the last moment when an instantaneous action occurs. Can be translated as "in... before".

　　I will be back by twelve at the latest. / The most common 12 points before.

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　　2. For example, japanese parable

　　(1) For example, display specific cases, "Example:".

　　Would you like sports, such as soccer or table tennis? / Physical education activity,For example, footballs, 乒乓 ball, 你吗?

　　(2) たとえ cooperates with ても, indicating that despite the change of the situation, the prior state remains unchanged. Can be translated as "even if... also".

　　Even if it snows, I can't take a break from work. / Immediately use snow end, Ya normal upper group.

　　3. Depending on the sum by

　　(1) によって has two meanings, which means basis, dependence, because, etc. when the latter is a result; when it is followed by multiple situations, it means "with... Different, and... It's also different.".

　　We will arrange the delivery date of the product at the customer's request. / Root-based customer demand Ying-chen Xixiang.

　　Depending on the season, the scenery is different. / No seasons, no scenery.

　　(2) によっては any kind of situation can be translated as "some... case".

　　I often drink tea in this region. Some people drink as many as fifteen cups a day. / 15 cups of intimidation of local people and 15 cups of possessive people.

　　4. Tsutsuwa Finally

　　(1) つい has two meanings, one is to indicate that it is not a conscious action, which can be translated as "involuntarily"; the other is that the time has passed for a short time. It can be translated as "just, just...".

　　I just slipmed my mouth. / Unyievable 说

　　It was only recently that they got married. / Other 们刚结埃 marriage.

　　(2) ついに After a long time, the result was finally obtained. This result can be good or bad, but in reality it is more useful for bad results.

　　The long-awaited Olympics have finally begun. / The beginning of the Oku-Okukai.