～というと JLPT N3 Neutral

〜to iu to

Used to provide an example or characteristic related to the topic; 'when it comes to', 'speaking of'.

"Speaking of/when it comes to" - introduces a related example or characteristic.

Formation

Noun + というと

Explanation

The ～というと grammar point is used to indicate an example, characteristic, or association related to the topic being discussed. It can be translated as 'when it comes to', 'speaking of', or 'in terms of' in English.

Example sentences

日本料理というと、寿司が思い浮かぶ。

When it comes to Japanese cuisine, sushi comes to mind.

Nihon ryouri to iu to, sushi ga omoiukabu.
パリというと、エッフェル塔を思い出す。

Speaking of Paris, I recall the Eiffel Tower.

Pari to iu to, Efferu Tou wo omoidasu.
夏休みというと、海に行くことが楽しみだ。

When it comes to summer vacation, I look forward to going to the beach.

Natsu yasumi to iu to, umi ni iku koto ga tanoshimi da.
彼というと、いつも元気な人だと思う。

Speaking of him, I think he's always energetic.

Kare to iu to, itsumo genki na hito da to omou.

Speaking Of (When It Comes To)

Noun + ときたら JLPT N1