The grammar point "うちに" is often translated as "while" or "before." It is used to express doing something while a particular condition or state is true, or before that state changes.
Read MoreBoth "てからでないと" and "てからでなければ" express a conditional requirement where a certain action or state cannot happen until a preceding condition has been fulfilled.
Read More"間" (あいだ) and "間に" (あいだに) both convey the idea of an interval or duration in which an action or state occurs.
Read More"ところだ" and "ところ (+ 助詞)" are expressions used to indicate a specific point in time related to an action or event, often focusing on the exact timing.
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