〜次第 shidai
〜次第(shidai)means “as soon as…; immediately after…”. Indicates that the second action will be taken immediately once the first action/event is completed. Formation: V-ます(ます形の語幹)+ 次第
as soon as…; immediately after…
N2Formation
V-ます(ます形の語幹)+ 次第
Explanation
Indicates that the second action will be taken immediately once the first action/event is completed. The first part must be something that will naturally happen; the second clause cannot be past tense (it points to a future intention).
Examples
Note
Formal/written, common in business. The following clause expresses future intention, so no past tense.
FAQ
〜次第 — what does it mean and how is it used?
as soon as…; immediately after…. Indicates that the second action will be taken immediately once the first action/event is completed. The first part must be something that will naturally happen; the second clause cannot be past tense (it points to a future intention).
〜次第 — how do you form it?
V-ます(ます形の語幹)+ 次第
〜次第 — any usage notes?
Formal/written, common in business. The following clause expresses future intention, so no past tense.