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How do you say "Since a little while ago" in Japanese?
Use this at the hospital or clinic when you say when something started.
Since a little while ago
時期
Use さっきからです (sakki kara desu) at the hospital or clinic when you say when something started. Treat it as a fixed phrase you learn as one practical chunk.
Answer
Two layers, same practical line
さっきからです
さっき から です
sakki kara desu
Lesson body
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Quick use
Use さっきからです (sakki kara desu) at the hospital or clinic when you say when something started. Learn it as a ready-to-use line you can say smoothly.
Chunk or pattern
- This is a fixed phrase.
- Learn the whole line first instead of rebuilding it word by word.
- Once it feels automatic, it becomes much easier to use under pressure.
Helper words and endings
から: here it means "since / from."
Practical note
If needed, add the body part, timing, or medicine name after this first line.