JapaneseLily
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- 13 Nov 2021
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In this video, we will learn how to express that something happens after something else. Both phrases mean the same as AFTER, but there is a slice difference in their nuances.
If you are a beginner, just be aware that you will come across both versions.
If you are at an intermediate level, you may pay closer attention to their difference: -後で (-ato de) refers to the time after an event in general, while -後に (ato ni) is somewhat more specific.
Let's see this in more detail!
You will find a quiz to test your listening skills at the end of this video.
Listen to the dictation as often as you need and then answer them depending on your case. The script or answers of the dictation is at the very bottom of this explanation place, just in case you need it. But I hope you can do it without seeing it.
If you are a beginner, just be aware that you will come across both versions.
If you are at an intermediate level, you may pay closer attention to their difference: -後で (-ato de) refers to the time after an event in general, while -後に (ato ni) is somewhat more specific.
Let's see this in more detail!
You will find a quiz to test your listening skills at the end of this video.
Listen to the dictation as often as you need and then answer them depending on your case. The script or answers of the dictation is at the very bottom of this explanation place, just in case you need it. But I hope you can do it without seeing it.
