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Lesson 44: 〜たとたん(に)
Usage:
Past Tense Form of Verb + とたん(に)
Meaning:
「〜たとたん(に)」means “as soon as…”. |
Examples:
手紙を見たとたん、彼女は泣き出してしまった。 She started crying as soon as she saw the letter. 暑くなったとたんに、ビールの売れ行きが良くなった。 The beer sales became better as soon as the weather became hot. |
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What’s the difference between すぐに and ~ verb + 出す?
手て紙がみを見みたとたん、彼女かのじょは泣なき出だしてしまった。
She started crying as soon as she saw the letter.
Why did the second clause came first before the first clause?
They are different.
すぐに:soon.
~出す:begin to do something.