日本語のおしゃべり

Japanese Language
「Sentence Structure」

The nai form of a verb, followed by the phrase hō ga ii, is used to give advice about what one ought not to do. It corresponds with the English "had better not do" or "ought not to do."

Examples:
危険だからあの山には登らないほうがいい。
Kiken da kara ano yama ni wa noboranai hō ga ii.
You had better not climb that mountain, as it is dangerous.

あんな男とは付き合わないほうがいいですね。
Anna otoko to wa tsukiawanai hō ga ii desu ne.
You had better not associate with that kind of man.

課長の意見に反対しないほうがいいですね。
Kachō no iken ni hantai shinai hō ga ii desu ne.

Hope this helps!

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