JLPT N1

Noun wo sakai ni shite

Means 'as a turning point', 'since (time)', or 'from (time) on'.

Formation

Explanation

The grammar point 'Noun を境にして' is used to indicate a significant change or turning point marked by a specific event or time. It means that after this boundary, some situation changes or a new state begins.

Example sentences

  • His personality changed completely since his father's death.

    Chichi no shi wo sakai ni shite, kare no seikaku ga ippen shita.

  • I plan to take a vacation after the exam.

    Shiken wo sakai ni shite, kyuka wo toru yotei desu.

  • I intend to start a new life from spring onwards.

    Haru wo sakai ni shite, atarashii seikatsu o hajimeru tsumori da.

  • She began to take an interest in fashion from the time she entered school.

    Kanojo wa nyuugaku wo sakai ni shite, fasshon ni kyoumi o mochi hajimeta.