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N2 Lesson 7: 5/21

と言(い)う点(てん)から考(かんが)えるとFrom the standpoint of, From the perspective of, From the viewpoint of, Think in terms of, Viewed from the angle of

Structure

Noun + の点(てん)から考(かんが)えると
Noun + という点(てん)から考(かんが)えると
Verb + という点(てん)から考(かんが)えると
その(1) + 点(てん)から考(かんが)えると

(1) そうした、そういう

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About という点から考えると

と言(い)う点(てん)から考(かんが)えると is a set phrase which indicates that something is being discussed from the 'point of view of (A)'. This may be translated as 'from the viewpoint of (A)', 'speaking in terms of (A)', or 'when viewed from the angle of (A)'. The noun 点(てん) 'point' can be thought of as directly indicating the aspect of (A) that is being focused on. Literally, the meaning is 'if considered from the aspect of (A), (B)'.

This expression often follows either verbs or nouns, However, when following nouns, の may occasionally replace という, especially in cases where it is a simple noun, rather than an entire quotation that just happens to finish with a noun.

Fun-fact

Although a combination of the quotation particle と and the う-Verb 言(い)う 'to say', という is mostly written in hiragana and considered to be a set phrase which simply indicates that the contents of the phrase preceding it requires explaining in some way.

Examples

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    もし、うまくいくとしても製造(せいぞう)のコストの点(てん)から考(かんが)えるとまだ非効率(ひこうりつ)である。

    Even if we assume it will work, if one thinks in terms of production costs it is still inefficient.

    エンドユーザーの便利(べんり)さという点(てん)から考(かんが)えるとそれはむしろ不便(ふべん)である。

    If we think in terms of end user convenience, that might actually be inconvenient.

    仕事(しごと)の効率(こうりつ)の点(てん)から考(かんが)えると１(いち)時間(じかん)に５(ご)分(ふん)の休憩(きゅうけい)を取(と)る方(ほう)がいい。

    If we think in terms of work efficiency, it is better to take a 5 minute break every hour.

    ビジネスという点(てん)から考(かんが)えると需要(じゅよう)が高(たか)いということは高(たか)い利益(りえき)の可能性(かのうせい)があるということだ。

    If we think in terms of business, high demand means a high probability of profit.

    健康(けんこう)の点(てん)から考(かんが)えると砂糖(さとう)の多(おお)い食(た)べ物(もの)を食(しょく)すればするほど肥満(ひまん)の可能性(かのうせい)が高(たか)くなる。

    If we think in terms of health, the more sugary food you consume, the higher the chance of obesity.

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という点から考えると – Grammar Discussion

Most Recent Replies (7 in total)

  • eefara

    eefara

    How does this grammar point differ in terms of usage compared to にしたら, からみると, or からいうと? As in, what situations are more appropriate to use という点から考えると instead of those?

  • mrnoone

    mrnoone

    @eefara

    It can be used like those expressions. Though feels a bit more formal.

    Remember that: にしたら is used with nouns denoting people or organizations and からいうと is not generally used with nouns denoting people (except of personの立場 からいうと)

  • jpace335

    jpace335

    Although the client is a person, why does にしてみれば or other related phrases not work?

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