A phrase used to refer to any person, without specifying identity or individual characteristics, often implying inclusiveness.
An expression indicating that the statement applies universally, allowing for any person's involvement or action in a situation.
A colloquial way to express that no matter who it is, the remark or situation is relevant to all individuals equally.
A term indicating that any person, regardless of their background or identity, is considered in the context of the statement.
Example:
誰だっ て人前でからかわれるのは嫌だろ。
Referring to a point in time that is not far in the past, indicating an event or occurrence that happened recently or a few days ago.
Used to describe an occasion that took place a short while ago, often implying relevance to the present situation or conversation.
A term that denotes an event or action that occurred not long before the current moment, highlighting a sense of immediacy in the timeframe.
Example:
先だって彼にあったときには、彼はとても元気だった。
A conjunction used to introduce a reasoning or explanation in response to criticism or a challenge, often implying that the speaker's situation or feelings are valid despite the opposing view.
An expression that illustrates exceptions or special cases, suggesting that even those instances are relevant to the overall situation or argument.
A colloquial term used to affirm or emphasize a point, similar to saying "at least" or "even."