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まで（-made) translates to "until" in English.
You may use this for expressions with TIME as well as for PLACES.
までに (- made ni) on the other hand, means "by the time" or "before", meaning there is a time span in which something happens or will be done. The action takes place before that period comes to an end.
In this video, we'll see some examples, so you gain a clear understanding of how to use them in your conversations.
You may use this for expressions with TIME as well as for PLACES.
までに (- made ni) on the other hand, means "by the time" or "before", meaning there is a time span in which something happens or will be done. The action takes place before that period comes to an end.
In this video, we'll see some examples, so you gain a clear understanding of how to use them in your conversations.
