わけがない、わけはない [わけがない、わけはない] (wakeganai, wakehanai)
Meaning: There is no reason (as to) why 〜; It is impossible (for) 〜; cannot
Example: There's no reason why you can't do such an easy job.
JLPT Level: 2
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|This pattern is generally used with noun and any form of verb.|| |
|＊This grammar is meant to express strong negative judgement.|
Ｖ(plain form) + わけがない
いＡ + わけがない
なＡ + わけがない
Ｎ + の・である + わけがない
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|Miki||ex#5912 うちの会社は人手がたりないから, without た, is correct.|| |
|PACMAN||ex #5817 ex #5819|
The english translation is a bit misleading. Rather than use "there is no reason", it would be better to use "there is no way"."there is no reason" needs a negative afterwards to make sense.
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