Japanese るのみだ grammar runomida
Let’s learn Japanese るのみだ grammar runomida :
Formation :
Vる＋のみだ
Meaning and how to use :
Expressing the meaning of “just like that”, but there is also the case that expresses meaning “the speaker is in the state just before a certain action is performed.”In addition, it also means “only that movement is done”.
Examples:
料理が出来上がった。今では食べるのみだ。
ryouri ga dekiagatu ta ima de ha taberu nomi da
The food has been cooked. Now just eat.
事実を言うのみだ。
jijitsu wo iu nomi da
I just tell the truth.
思ったことを述べるのみです。
omotu ta koto wo noberu
Just tell people what you think is okay.
私に全部任せるのみでいいですよ。
watakushi ni zembu makaseru nomi de ii desu yo
It’s fine if you just leave everything to me.
彼のとおりにやるのみです。
kare no tohri ni yaru nomi desu
Just do as he does.
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