~となったら JLPT N1
〜to nattara
Used to express 'if it comes to...', 'when it becomes the case that...'.
Formation
Verb-casual + となったら / Noun + となったら
Explanation
The ~となったら grammar point is used to describe a situation where, if matters progress to that stage, a certain action or outcome will follow. It’s often translated as 'when it comes to...', 'if it comes to...'.
Example sentences
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If it comes to going on a trip, we have to pack.
Ryokou ni iku to nattara, nizukuri o shinakereba ikemasen.
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What should I do if I fail the exam?
Shiken ni ochiru to nattara, dou shiyou.
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If it comes to breaking up with her, I’ll be very sad.
Kanojo to wakareru to nattara, totemo kanashii desu.
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When it comes to getting married, life will probably change drastically.
Kekkon suru to nattara, jinsei ga ookiku kawaru deshou.