JLPT N2

〜ni kakete wa

Indicates a specific area or aspect in which someone or something excels.

Formation

Explanation

The grammar point ~にかけては is used to emphasize a particular area or aspect in which someone or something excels or is exceptional. This structure is often used with positive connotations regarding the subject's expertise or outstanding qualities.

Example sentences

  • When it comes to cooking skills, she is second to none.

    Ryouri no udemae ni kakete wa, kanojo wa dare ni mo makemasen.

  • As far as this town is concerned, his store sells the most delicious ramen.

    Kono machi ni kakete wa, kare no mise ga ichiban oishii raamen wo utteimasu.

  • When it comes to music knowledge, he is the most knowledgeable among us.

    Ongaku no chishiki ni kakete wa, kare wa watashitachi no naka de ichiban kuwashii desu.

  • When it comes to sports, he excels in any competition.

    Supootsu ni kakete wa, kare wa donna kyogi mo tokui desu.