【JLPT N2 Grammar】〜からといって(~karatoitte)

Explanation:〜からといって

Meaning
"〜という理由りゆうがあっても"

"just because / ~ is not a good enough reason"
Used to introduce a condition or reason, often followed by a statement that refutes or limits the expectation that the given reason should lead to a particular outcome. It translates to "just because" in English and is frequently used to challenge assumptions or to clarify that one thing doesn’t automatically imply another.

Form
V(plain form)+ からといって
イA(plain form) + からといって
ナA(plain form) + からといって
N(plain form) + からといって

Points

  1. Refuting Assumptions: "〜からといって" is often used to deny or limit a commonly held expectation or assumption.
  2. Contrasting Expectations: It contrasts a reason with an unexpected or opposing outcome, highlighting that the reason doesn’t necessarily justify or lead to the expected result.
  3. Followed by a Negative Clause: It is often followed by phrases such as "〜わけではない," "〜とは限らない," or other expressions that negate or restrict the conclusion.

JLPT Level
N2



Sample sentenes

日本にほんんでいるからといって日本語にほんご上手じょうずはなせるとはかぎらない。
Just because you live in Japan doesn't mean you can speak Japanese well.

留学りゅうがくしたからといって、みんな日本語にほんごがペラペラになるとはかぎらない。
Just because you studied abroad doesn't mean everyone becomes fluent in Japanese.

日本語にほんご先生せんせいからといってすべての漢字かんじっているわけではない。
Just because someone is a Japanese teacher doesn't mean they know all the kanji.

有名ゆうめい大学だいがくからといって、いい会社かいしゃ就職しゅうしょくできるとはかぎらない。
Just because you graduated from a famous university doesn't mean you'll get a good job.

JLPT N1に合格ごうかくしたからといって日本語にほんご上手じょうずはなせるとはかぎらない。
Just because you passed JLPT N1 doesn't mean you can speak Japanese well.

あつからといって毎日まいにちエアコンばかり使つかっていると、からだわるいよ。
Even though it's hot, using the air conditioner every day can be bad for your health.

頑張がんばったからといってかなら成功せいこうするとはかぎらない。
Just because you worked hard doesn’t mean you’ll definitely succeed.

Vocabulary

Japanese
English
留学 りゅうがく study abroad
全て すべて all
就職する しゅうしょくする to get a full time job

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