ใใใใซใชใใพใ
~ yล ni narimasu
To reach the point where... / To come to be able to...
๐ธ Describing a Change in State or Ability ๐ธ
๐ฌ Dialogue
Saikin, Nihongo de nyลซsu ga yomeru yล ni narimashita.
Lately, I've reached the point where I can read the news in Japanese.
Sugoi desu ne! Kanji mo takusan oboeta n desu ka?
That's amazing! Did you memorize a lot of Kanji too?
Hai. Mainichi renshลซ shite, kakeru yล ni mo narimashita.
Yes. I practiced every day and I've also become able to write them.
Subarashii doryoku desu ne. Kaiwa wa dล desu ka?
Wonderful effort. How about conversation?
Sukoshizutsu, jibun no iken ga ieru yล ni narimashita.
Little by little, I've become able to say my own opinions.
Kore kara mo ganbareba, motto jลzu ni narimasu yo.
If you keep doing your best, you'll get even better.
๐ Vocabulary
5 wordsโญ Key Sentence
V-dictionary/potential yล ni narimasu
To reach the point where one can do something.
- Pattern: V๏ผ่พๆธๅฝข/ๅฏ่ฝๅฝข๏ผใใใซใชใใพใ
- Meaning: Indicates a change in state or ability over time.
Jitensha ni noreru yล ni narimashita.
I became able to ride a bicycle.
Sashimi ga taberareru yล ni narimashita.
I have come to be able to eat sashimi.
๐ Explanation
The grammar ใใใใใซใชใใพใใ is used to describe a gradual change from one state to another. It often follows the potential form of a verb to show that someone has acquired a new ability.
The structure is Verb (Dictionary Form) or Verb (Potential Form) followed by ใใใซใชใใพใ.
It implies that the current situation is different from the past. For example, if you couldn't speak Japanese before but now you can, you use this expression.
Nihongo ga hanaseru yล ni narimashita
= 'I have become able to speak Japanese.'
Megane o kakenakute mo mieru yล ni narimashita
= 'I have reached the point where I can see without glasses.'
๐ Quiz
Which sentence means 'I have become able to swim'?