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〜が最後 ([〜がさいご] )(gasaigo)
Meaning: If s.o. does s.t for even a moment, the following result will necessarily occur • Once someone starts something, the person can’t stop it 〜したら • いったん〜たらそのまま • いったん〜たら必ず
Example: If the boss even touches the mic for a second, he won't let anyone else sing karaoke ALL night
JLPT Level: 1
Category: grammar
Author: dc
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Once someone starts something, the person can’t stop it.
Notes: Easily confused with ~kiri, but the meanings are completely different and ga saigo doesn’t mean ‘for the last time’. Always used with past tense verbs.
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(dc) | | Ref # Kanzen Master Level 1 - p16 - no.12 |
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| | blabby | There are cases where this is similar to 一旦〜 (Once you 〜) | | |
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