The JLPT N1 grammar pattern ～きらいがある is used to express a person or thing has a tendency to do something — typically something undesirable or negative. While not overly strong, it subtly criticizes habitual or common behavior in a polite and indirect way. 1. Meaning & Nuance 2. Formation Structure…
Introduction For Japanese language learners preparing for the JLPT N1 examination, mastering nuanced grammar patterns is essential. One such pattern is ～きらいがある (kirai ga aru), which allows speakers to express tendencies or habitual behaviors with a slightly negative or critical nuance. This blog post will explore this sophisticated expression in…