【JLPT N1 Grammar】〜には無理がある(〜にはむりがある / ~niwamurigaaru)

Explanation:〜には無理がある

Meaning
"〜するのはむずかしい / 〜できない"
"It’s unrealistic to expect 〜 / It’s unreasonable to think 〜 / It’s impractical to assume 〜"
Used to indicate that something is unrealistic, unreasonable, or impractical. It conveys the idea that there are inherent limitations, contradictions, or problems with a certain plan, idea, or action, making it difficult or impossible to achieve or justify.

Form
V(dictionary form)+ には無理がある
N + には無理がある

Points

  1. Unreasonable or Impractical: This expression emphasizes that something is not feasible or makes no sense in its current state.
  2. Expressing Difficulty: It is often used when pointing out why something is unlikely to work or succeed.
  3. Criticism or Doubt: The phrase carries a negative nuance, often used to question or criticize a plan, decision, or idea.

JLPT Level
N1



Sample sentenes

こんなにたくさんの料理りょうり一人ひとりべるには無理むりがある
It is unrealistic to eat this much food by yourself.

この予算よさんでシステムをつくには無理むりがありますよ
It’s impractical to create a system with this budget.

部長ぶちょう計画けいかくには無理むりがあるおもいます。1ヶ月でつくるのは無理むりです。
I think the manager’s plan is unreasonable. It’s impossible to complete it in one month.

今から毎日まいにち15時間勉強じかんべんきょうすれば、N1にかるとわれましたが、それには無理むりがあります
I was told that if I study 15 hours a day from now on, I would pass the N1, but that is unrealistic.

二泊三日にはくみっか旅行りょこうで、観光地かんこうちすべてまわるには無理むりがあります
It is unrealistic to visit all the sightseeing spots on a two-night, three-day trip.

Vocabulary

Japanese
English
予算 よさん budget

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