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N2 Grammar

【JLPT N2 Grammar】〜ものがある（~monogaaru）

【JLPT N2 Grammar】〜ものがある（~monogaaru）
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Explanation：〜ものがある

Meaning
"なんとなく〜だと感かんじられる / 〜という特徴とくちょうを持もっている"

Expresses the speaker's strong feelings or thoughts about something.
Used to emphasize that something has a certain quality or evokes a particular feeling. It often highlights a strong impression or reaction the speaker has towards a situation or experience.

Form
V（dictionary form） + ものがある
イAい + ものがある
ナAな + ものがある

Points

  1. Expressing Strong Feelings or Impressions: "〜ものがある" is used to convey that something deeply resonates with the speaker or has a significant quality that cannot be ignored.
  2. Subjective Judgment: This expression often reflects the speaker’s personal feelings, judgments, or evaluations.
  3. Abstract and Emotional: The expression is typically used with abstract qualities such as beauty, sadness, difficulty, etc.

JLPT Level
N2



Sample sentenes

全員ぜんいんがJLPTの試験しけんに受うかるとは限かぎらないので、毎回まいかい、学生がくせいにテストの結果けっかを聞きくのは辛つらいものがある。
Not all students will pass the JLPT, so it's hard to ask students about their test results every time.

彼かれのスピーチは人ひとを感動かんどうさせるものがあった。
His speech had something that moved people.

さっきの彼かれの態度たいどには、不自然ふしぜんなものがあった。
There was something unnatural about his attitude earlier.

家うちに帰かえって、誰だれもいないのは寂さびしいものがある。
It's lonely to come home and find no one there.

トムさんの日本語にほんごの上達じょうたつの速はやさには、驚おどろくべきものがある。
Tom's progress in Japanese is remarkable.

Vocabulary

Japanese
English
態度たいどattitude
上達じょうたつimprovement

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