〜にしたら ni shitara
〜にしたら(ni shitara)means “from ~'s point of view; as for ~ (feelings)”. Expresses a judgment or feeling seen from the standpoint of the person (noun). Formation: N + にしたら/にすれば/にしてみたら/にしてみれば
from ~'s point of view; as for ~ (feelings)
N2Formation
N + にしたら/にすれば/にしてみたら/にしてみれば
Explanation
Expresses a judgment or feeling seen from the standpoint of the person (noun). The noun is usually a person/group; it conveys empathy for how they would feel. 〜にしてみたら/にしてみれば stress imagining their feelings even more.
Examples
Note
Connects to a noun (person). Compare 〜にとって (more neutral "for ~"); 〜にしたら adds a sense of imagining their feelings.
FAQ
〜にしたら — what does it mean and how is it used?
from ~'s point of view; as for ~ (feelings). Expresses a judgment or feeling seen from the standpoint of the person (noun). The noun is usually a person/group; it conveys empathy for how they would feel. 〜にしてみたら/にしてみれば stress imagining their feelings even more.
〜にしたら — how do you form it?
N + にしたら/にすれば/にしてみたら/にしてみれば
〜にしたら — any usage notes?
Connects to a noun (person). Compare 〜にとって (more neutral "for ~"); 〜にしたら adds a sense of imagining their feelings.