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-men / miseru 177
fiZIi g&,&, &gj&jl&% { & ,,>b>o
(el
(She does not need to worry about language (lit. the aspect of lan-
page) when she goes to Japan.)
(11 +b.mi kd. Orid.
<
(f) ~o>Sl;tlW&@Q& 8QS;kf:,
(This car was highly regarded in terms of performance.)
a-

1. -men is typically followed by the case particles de, ni, and kara, and the
topic marker wa. Wa may appear alone or with other case particles (e.g.,
KS and Ex.(e)) with the exception of ga and o.

2. Men can also be used as an independent noun and has the same mean-
ing as the suffix -men, as in (1).
IfL $mi
~
(1) %ED@ iKRCib~5b~ijofiT&~.~8QQ%lf ~ 1 6 ~
(His studies have been rated high in various aspects.)

b
miseru &-I? am. v (GK 2)

can manage to; will definitely
to achieve s.t. for others to see do; am determined to

~
e
+ ~ Sentence

(1 will definitely write a novel and get the Akutagawa Prize.)