It is essential to learn Japanese vocabulary when studying the language. In addition to words borrowed from other languages, Japanese vocabulary is vast and diverse. Learning essential words and phrases, as well as specialized terminology and idiomatic expressions, is essential for effective communication in Japanese.
JLPT N3 Grammar: わけがない (wake ga nai) Meaning
わけがない” (wake ga nai) is a phrase in Japanese that can be translated to mean “there is no reason for it” or “it doesn’t make sense.” It is often used to express that something is unexpected or unreasonable.
FORM
Verb (casual, non-past ) わけがない
Noun + である
な-adjective + な
い-adjective
Examples
- 成績優秀な彼が、あの大学に受うからないわけがない。
With his excellent grades, there is no way he won’t be accepted to that university.
- 一流シェフの彼が作った料理がおいしくないわけがない。
He is a first-rate chef, so there is no way that his food will not be delicious.
- あんな下手な絵が売れるわけがない。
There’s no way you can sell such a bad picture.
- あんなまずい料理が食べられるわけがない。
There’s no way I can eat such bad food.
