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折(おり)にはWhen, Occasion, Opportunity, Time

Rarely written as 折りには

Struktur

Verb + 折(おり)（に(1)）
［い］Adjective + 折(おり)（に(1)）
［な］Adjective + な + 折(おり)（に(1)）
Noun + の + 折(おり)（に(1)）

(1) には、は

Rincian

  • Formal

Tentang 折には

When the noun 折(おり) 'fold' or 'pleat' is used adverbially with the case marking particle に, it indicates a time which may be used as an opportunity to do something. It is often translated as 'on the occasion of (A)', or 'when the chance of (A) comes up'. It is an expression that is primarily used as a formal, positive alternative for 時(とき)に, but there are times that it may indicate something negative.

折(おり)に may be seen after any structure that could connect to a noun, but will primarily appear after verbs in their standard forms, or nouns followed by の.

Additionally, 折(おり)に may occasionally appear as 折(おり)には, but the additional は is often omitted.

In most cases, 折(おり)に will be used to indicate things that happen 'from time to time', rather than one off events.

Caution

折(おり)に appears in several common expressions that each have a slightly different meaning.

  • 折(おり)に触(ふれ)れて - On the occasion of (A), always (B).
  • 折(おり)があれば - If there is the chance of (A), (B).
  • 折(おり)を見(み)て - When the conditions are good for (A).
  • 折(おり)も折(おり) - At the exact moment of (A).

Sinonim

Terkait

Contoh

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  • メール、本社(ほんしゃ)の上司(じょうし)に：「お暇(ひま)な折(おり)にぜひ我(わ)が支店(してん)にお越(こ)しください。」

    E-mail to a superior from the head office: 'Please, make sure to come to our branch when you are free.'

  • 手紙(てがみ)：「新春(しんしゅん)のお支度(したく)にお忙(いそが)しい折(おり)から、風邪(かぜ)などひかれぬようご自愛(じあい)下(くだ)さい。」

    Letter: 'Please take care not to catch a cold at this busy time of preparations for a new year.'

  • お近(ちか)くにいらっしゃる折(おり)には、ぜひうちにご飯(はん)を食(た)べに来(き)てください！

    On the chance that you will be close by, you’re certainly welcome to come to my place to eat!

  • 宴会(えんかい)をする折(おり)には、ぜひうちの居酒屋(いざかや)をご利用(りよう)くださいませ！

    On the occasion of having a banquet gathering, you’re certainly welcome to make use of our izakaya.

  • オーストラリアへ来(く)る折(おり)には、ぜひカンガルーのお肉(にく)を食(た)べてみてください。

    At the opportunity of coming to Australia, certainly try eating kangaroo meat.

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      • casual

        casual

        Bunpro article says:

        In most cases, 折()に will be used to indicate things that happen ‘from time to time’, rather than one off events.

        But is this really true, and if it is, what is the alternative for one off events? Or is this just trying to convey that once-in-a-lifetime events happen less frequently than other occasions.

        Bunpro’s example sentences do include one-off events such as graduation, meeting a famous author, first trip to Paris.

      • casual

        casual

        That’s quite a confusing case.
        Online search gives pretty much 0 results for both お暇な折に and お暇の折に. Either search doesn’t pick examples up, or people don’t actually use the word ひま when sending mails to superiors?
        JP-JP dictionary lists ひま as a noun, but JMdict lists it as both noun and na-adjective.
        hinative has both people saying 暇な時間 and 暇の時間 are both valid, but な is more popular lately, and people saying の is no good.

      • Crazywater

        Crazywater

        I think I finally found a good explanation:

        • 際に is something you’d find on an official form or sign
        • 折に appears in heartfelt letters and speeches

      Punya pertanyaan tentang 折には? Yuk, bergabung dan ikutan berdiskusi, bertanya, serta belajar bareng!

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