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Meaning of 境 in その日を境に
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
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その日を境に
Why does this mean 'On that day',
does 境 mean something other then 'boundary'/'area' in this sentence?
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その日を境に
Why does this mean 'On that day',
does 境 mean something other then 'boundary'/'area' in this sentence?
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In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
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11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
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I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
11 hours ago
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その日を境に
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In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
– user3856370
11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
11 hours ago
I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
11 hours ago
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In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
– user3856370
11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
11 hours ago
I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
11 hours ago
1
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In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
– user3856370
11 hours ago
In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
– user3856370
11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
11 hours ago
I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
11 hours ago
I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
11 hours ago
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「その日を境{さかい}に」
「境」 in this phrase means a "turning point" where something changed.
What it is that changed must be explained (or at least implied) in the context before this phrase appears.
"Ever since that day..."
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「その日を境{さかい}に」
「境」 in this phrase means a "turning point" where something changed.
What it is that changed must be explained (or at least implied) in the context before this phrase appears.
"Ever since that day..."
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「その日を境{さかい}に」
「境」 in this phrase means a "turning point" where something changed.
What it is that changed must be explained (or at least implied) in the context before this phrase appears.
"Ever since that day..."
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「その日を境{さかい}に」
「境」 in this phrase means a "turning point" where something changed.
What it is that changed must be explained (or at least implied) in the context before this phrase appears.
"Ever since that day..."
answered 4 hours ago
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「その日を境{さかい}に」
「境」 in this phrase means a "turning point" where something changed.
What it is that changed must be explained (or at least implied) in the context before this phrase appears.
"Ever since that day..."
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In this sentence? You seem to have forgotten to include the sentence.
– user3856370
11 hours ago
That was all there was to it
– M---
11 hours ago
I'm guessing it means 'from that day' rather than 'on that day'. Literally "with that day as a watershed". But that really is just a logical guess. I've never seen it before. If you're not familiar with the AをBに construction then try this link: japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/20854/…
– user3856370
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