This means 'about' or 'related to'. You use it to show what you are talking about next.
This means 'about' or 'related to'. You use it to show what you are talking about next.
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Yesterday, I read an interesting article related to the ethics of AI.
There are no official records whatsoever concerning that incident.
Measures related to global warming became a major agenda item at the international conference.
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Imagine you are writing a serious report. You would use this word. It sounds official. It is for important topics. Like a formal document.
This is different from 〜に関して. 〜に関する comes before a noun. It tells you what the noun is about. For example, 'report related to the environment'. 〜に関して comes before a verb or sentence. It tells you what the verb or sentence is about. For example, 'talk about the environment'. 〜に関する is also more formal than 〜についての.
Don't use this when you want to end a sentence. For example, you cannot say "That is related to." You need a noun after it.
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