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 \nHave you any idea how far eastward we should go?  \nhigashi no hou ni dore kurai susumeba ii no ka, kimi ni wa wakatteru no kai.  \nばかり(bakari) : only, nothing but  \nタケシはふざけてばかりいるけど、仕事ではプロであり、心の温かい人です。  \nTakeshi keeps joking around, but when he works he's a pro and a kind-hearted man.  \ntakeshi wa fuzakete bakari iru kedo, shigoto de wapuro de ari, kokoro no atatakai hito desu.  \nばかりだ(bakari da): continue to  \n胸に秘めた悲しみと怒りは大きくなるばかりだ。  \nThe sadness and anger only grow inside me.  \nmune ni himeta kanashimi to ikari wa ookiku naru bakari da.  \nばかりでなく(bakari denaku) : not only... but also, as well as  \nこれは市の財政にとって損失であるばかりでなく、市の重要地区に醜い傷を残し、深刻な環境悪化をもたらしていただろう。  \nBeyond the tax loss, this would be a visual wound and a serious depressant for one of the city's prime areas.  \nkore wa shi no zaisei ni totte sonshitsu de aru bakari de naku, shi no juuyou chiku ni minikui kizu onokoshi, shinkoku na kankyou akka o motarashite ita darou.  \nばかりに(bakari ni) : because, on account of  \n実力のある女性は、苦境に陥っていることを人に知られたくないばかりに助けを求められないことがあるようだ。  \nSometimes high-potential women have a difficult time asking for help because they don't want to appear stumped.  \njitsuryoku no aru josei wa, kukyou ni ochiitte iru koto o hito ni shiraretakunai bakari ni tasuke omotomerarenai koto ga aru you da.  \nばよかった(ba yokatta) : should have, it would have been better if  \n君がもっと早くそのことを言ってくれればよかったな。そしたら、途中もっと気をつけたかもしれない。  \nI wish you had told me about it before. I might have been more careful on the road.  \nkimi ga motto hayaku sono koto o itte kurereba yokatta na. soshitara, tochuu motto ki o tsuketakamoshirenai.  \nべき(beki) : must do, should do  \nこうしたことはずっと前にやるべきだったわね。  \nThat is one thing that I should have done a long time ago.  \nkou shita koto wa zutto mae ni yaru beki datta wa ne.  \nべきではない(beki dewa nai) : must not do, should not do  \n本来こんなことを書き送るべきではないだろう。 考えてもいけない。  \nI should not write those words. I should not even think them.  \nhonrai konna koto o kakiokuru beki dewa nai darou. kangaete mo ikenai.  \nべつに~ない(betsu ni ~ nai) : not really, not particularly  \nどうせいずれは話しなくちゃならないね。わたしべつに恥かしいことだとは思っていないの。  \nI suppose I shall have to tell you. I'm not ashamed of it.  \nDouse izure wa hanashinakucha naranai ne. watashi betsu ni hazukashii koto da to wa omotte inaino.  \n中(chuu/juu) : during, throughout  \nしばらくまえ、私の留守中になにか起こったようなことを言っていたね。  \nYou hinted a while ago at something which had happened in my absence.  \nshibaraku mae, watashi no rusuchuu ni nanika okotta you na koto o itte ita ne.  \nだけ(dake)– 2: as much as  \n決戦大会では、一人の候補者が過半数を得るまで、代議員たちが何回でも必要なだけ投票を行います。  \nIn a contested convention, delegates hold as many rounds of votes as needed until a candidate wins a majority.  \nkessen taikai de wa, hitori no kouhosha ga kahansuu o eru made, daigiintachi ga nankai demo hitsuyou na dake touhyou o okonaimasu.  \nだらけ(darake) : covered all over in, full ","cbCaikjTzByFWFWs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikjTzByFWFWs","pdf",690945,25,"English","# あまり(amari)\n# ば~ほど(ba ~ hodo)\n# ばいい(ba ii)\n# ばかり(bakari)","[{\"question\":\"What does each JLPT N3 grammar entry include?\",\"answer\":\"Each entry provides the Japanese grammar pattern, its English meaning, and an example sentence with an English translation.\"},{\"question\":\"How can this list help prepare for JLPT N3?\",\"answer\":\"It supports memorization and understanding by linking grammar forms to real usage examples in context.\"},{\"question\":\"Are the grammar points in this list limited to only one type (e.g., condition or comparison)?\",\"answer\":\"No. The list includes varied N3 structures such as emphasis, degree, obligation, and “the more…the more” style patterns.\"}]","JLPT N3 Grammar List - study grammar rules for JLPT level N3 | PDF",1790579619,63]