almost every…
nearly every…
on a ~ basis
Structure
- 毎 + time expression + のように
[Can be rephrased to: ほぼ + time expression, ほとんど + time expression, time expression + くらい・ぐらい]
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Cannot be used to say “every number of months, years” like ３毎月のように. This expression cannot be rephrased to みたいに ]
In the following example sentence, why are there two は particles?
日本では毎年のように少なくとも１回は地震が起こる
There is at least 1 earthquake in Japan nearly every year.
I am only familiar with the [は Topic marking] function of this particle, which doesn’t make sense here right?
Probably much too late, but if anyone else wonders this: https://bunpro.jp/grammar_points/634
Hi, where does the Hobo-form come from? Does it have an own grammar point?
I could only find it as alternative answer in the example.
ほぼ is an adverb that means “almost”.
I don’t think there’s a grammar point for it but there is a vocabulary item.
ah Thank you.
By the way I always wanted to ask. Where does your name come from?
From the manga or something else?
I like cats and mountains
