Japanese にいたる grammar niitaru
Let’s learn Japanese にいたる grammar niitaru :
Formation :
N／Vにいたる
Meaning and how to use :
Describe the meaning “until/to”. Describe both in space and time.
Example:
彼は日本中に旅行している。今は大阪にいるが、まもなく北海道に至る。
Kare ha nihon chuu ni ryuugaku shiteiru. Ima ha oosaka ni iruga, mamonaku hokkaidou ni itaru.
He is traveling around Japan. He is in Osaka now, but he will come to Hokkaido soon.
学校に行くのが退屈すぎると思うから、退学する結論に至る。
Gakkou ni ikunoga taikutsu sugiru to omoukara, taigaku suru ketsuron ni itaru.
I think it is too boring to go to school, so I came to the conclusion of leaving school.
この道路は公園にいたる。
Kono douro ha kouen ni itaru.
This road leads to the park.
東京から大阪にいたる鉄道が築かれている。
Toukyou kara oosaka ni itaru tetsudou ga kizukareteiru.
The railway from Tokyo to Osaka is being built.
彼女は絶望して、自殺するにいたる。
Kanojo ha zetsuboushitem jisatsu suru ni itaru.
She was depressed and committed suicide.
Note: This is a formal and literary way of speaking
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