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ばかり (Bakari) vs ところ (Tokoro): Two Ways to Say You "Just" Did Something
['Emily Suvannasankha', 'Kanae Nakamine', 'Sarah Bush']
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But unlike ばかり, ところ is pretty straightforward on its own.
It's time to finally find out what the difference is when you use ばかり vs ところ in this scenario.
By saying ばかり, you're putting emphasis on the completed action and how little time you feel has passed since then.
Unlike ばかり, you're not really putting emphasis on your feelings about the situation or subjectively commenting on the recentness of the event.
ばかり and ところ For Things That Actually Happened A While AgoUp until now, we've said a lot about how ばかり and ところ are used to describe things that have just happened.
['bought'
'happened'
'vs'
'tokoro'
'car'
'used'
'ばかり'
'finished'
'say'
'youre'
'ところ'
'point'
'bakari']