Home Learn Japanese Grammar question- how are としては and として different?LLearn JapaneseGrammar question- how are としては and として different?September 7, 2022One comment I know they both mean “as.”But I am confused, I know how to use として perfectly fine. However, I don’t know when I should use としては? Tags:Japanese LanguageLearn Japanese 1 commentNeed context to answer something like that.Two general thoughts: Jisho.org for としては says: “as (for); for; in the capacity of”Otherwise, は is generally the topic marker, and sometimes functions as a contrast marker or express a bare minimum https://www.imabi.net/theparticlewai.htmLeave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Need context to answer something like that.Two general thoughts: Jisho.org for としては says: “as (for); for; in the capacity of”Otherwise, は is generally the topic marker, and sometimes functions as a contrast marker or express a bare minimum https://www.imabi.net/theparticlewai.htm
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Need context to answer something like that.
Two general thoughts:
Jisho.org for としては says: “as (for); for; in the capacity of”
Otherwise, は is generally the topic marker, and sometimes functions as a contrast marker or express a bare minimum
https://www.imabi.net/theparticlewai.htm