JLPT N2

~にかけては

When it comes to, regarding

Structure

名詞 + にかけては

How it works

This phrase is used to highlight someone's outstanding ability, characteristic, or knowledge in a particular field. It means 'when it comes to X,' or 'regarding X,' often implying superiority.

Examples

料理の腕にかけては、彼は誰にも負けない。

When it comes to cooking skills, he's second to none.

Common mistakes

Using it for general topics or non-competitively; it often carries a nuance of comparison or expertise.

Tip

Imagine putting a spotlight on a specific skill or topic. The 'かけては' part emphasizes this particular area.

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