📚 JLPT N3 Grammar of the Day
✏️ 〜において

📖 Usage:
Attach to nouns to indicate location, time, or situation. Formal equivalent of で.

💡 Nuance:
Very formal and written style. Often used in news, reports, and official documents.

📝 Examples:
1. 会議において重要な決定が下された。
→ An important decision was made at the meeting.

2. 現代社会において技術は不可欠だ。
→ Technology is essential in modern society.

3. この分野においては彼が専門家だ。
→ He is an expert in this field.

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Today's Kanji is 坪 (JLPT N1)

Meanings: two-mat area, approx· thirty-six sq ft
Japanese readings: tsubo

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📚 JLPT N3 Grammar of the Day
✏️ 〜と感じる

📖 Usage:
Attach と感じる to the plain form of verbs/adjectives or to nouns with だ.

💡 Nuance:
Expresses subjective feelings or impressions. More formal than 思う and emphasizes sensory or emotional perception.

📝 Examples:
1. この音楽は心が落ち着くと感じる。
→ I feel that this music calms my heart.

2. 彼は優しい人だと感じた。
→ I felt that he was a kind person.

3. 日本語が上達したと感じます。
→ I feel that my Japanese has improved.

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📚 JLPT N3 Grammar of the Day
✏️ 〜と思う

📖 Usage:
Attach と思う to the plain form of verbs, い-adjectives, な-adjectives (だ→だと), and nouns (だ→だと).

💡 Nuance:
Expresses personal opinion or belief. More subjective than でしょう. Often softens statements to sound less direct.

📝 Examples:
1. 明日は雨が降ると思う。
→ I think it will rain tomorrow.

2. この本は面白いと思います。
→ I think this book is interesting.

3. 彼は学生だと思う。
→ I think he's a student.

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