Decoded Slug: Noun の あとで (Noun no atode)
Japanese JLPT Grammar Point
Noun の あとで (Noun no atode)
Noun の あとで (Noun no atode)
Short explanation:
Expresses the order of events; 'after', 'later than'.
Formation:
Noun + の + あとで
Examples:
朝ご飯のあとで、歯を磨きます。
Asagohan no atode, ha wo migakimasu.
After breakfast, I brush my teeth.
映画のあとで、レストランで夕食を食べました。
Eiga no atode, resutoran de yuushoku o tabemashita.
After the movie, we ate dinner at a restaurant.
会議のあとで、上司と話し合います。
Kaigi no atode, joushi to hanashiaimasu.
I will discuss with my boss after the meeting.
晩ご飯のあとで、散歩に行きました。
Bangohan no atode, sanpo ni ikimashita.
After dinner, I went for a walk.
Long explanation:
The の あとで grammar point is used to express the order of events, specifying that an action occurs after or later than the noun mentioned. It translates to 'after' or 'later than' in English. This structure is simply formed by attaching の あとで to the noun.
