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Japanese いまごろ…ても いまごろ…たところで grammar imagoro…temo imagoro…tatokorode
Japanese いまごろ...ても いまごろ...たところで grammar imagoro...temo imagoro...tatokorode

Let’s learn Japanese いまごろ…ても いまごろ…たところで grammar imagoro…temo imagoro…tatokorode:

Formation :

いまごろVても/Vたところで

Meaning and how to use :

Expressing the meaning “it is too late to do now”.

Examples

いまごろ申し込んでも遅いよ。
Imagoro moushikonde mo osoi yo.
It is too late to apply.

いまごろ彼女に謝ったところで認められません。
Imagoro kanojo ni ayamatta tokoro de mitome raremasen.
Now even if you apologize, she won’t accept.

いまごろ後悔しても事実を変えられない。
Imagoro koukai shite mo jijitsu wo kae rarenai.
Now even if I regret, I can’t change it now.

いまごろなくした物を惜しんでも引き取れない。
Imagoro naku shita mono wo oshinde mo hikitorenai.
Now even if I regret the things I lost, I can’t get it back.

いまごろ自分の悪いところを悟っても直す機会はもうなかった。
Imagoro jibun no waruitokoro o satotte mo naosu kikai wa mou nakatta.
Now even if I realize my bad point, there is no chance to fix it.

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