[JLPT N3] While it’s still hot: 熱い + [うちで・うちへ・うちに・うちが]？
ラーメンを作ったので、熱い(？)食べてください。
1 うちで
2 うちへ
3 うちに
4 うちが
I made ramen, so please eat it while it’s still hot.
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こんにちは、ちか先生です。
Konnichiwa, it’s Chika Sensei.
Today, I’m sharing a practice question for JLPT prep.
This one’s for intermediate learners (JLPT N3)!
Can you choose the correct answer?
[Practice Question]
ラーメンを作ったので、熱い(＿＿)食べてください。
*らーめんを つくったので、あつい(＿＿)たべてください。
1 うちで
2 うちへ
3 うちに
4 うちが
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[Answer]
ラーメンを作ったので、熱い(3 うちに)食べてください。
I made ramen, so please eat it while it’s still hot.
〜うちに
= “while ~” or “before ~ changes”
It means you should do something before a situation changes.
There is only a limited time to do the action.
In this sentence:
熱いうちに
= “while it is hot”
This means, “Please eat it before the ramen gets cold!”
Structure:
The key is that 「〜うちに」 is a set phrase. It always uses the particle 「に」.
So, うちに is the best choice.
✖ Other choices:
1 うちで, 2 うちへ, 4 うちが:
These particles cannot be used here.
Because 「〜うちに」 is a fixed grammar pattern, you must use 「に」.
I hope this explanation helps! 😊