GrammarN32 min read2026-02-17

〜上て(の)

Express doing something after completing a prior action or condition

Meaning

〜上で(の) indicates doing something after completing a prior action or based on the results of that action. It shows a sequential relationship where the second action is performed after obtaining information or results from the first action. When modifying nouns, use the form 〜上での.

Formation

Part of speechFormation
动词(た)ての
词 のての

Examples

  1. 説明書を読んだ上で、薬を飲んでください。
    Please read the instruction manual first, and then take the medicine.

  2. A:この売場の数字は間違っていませんか。B:何度も計算した上での結果なので、あっていると思います。
    A: Aren't these sales figures incorrect? B: Since these are results from multiple calculations, I believe they are correct.

  3. 皆さまのご意見を伺った上で、来年工場の生産量を決めていきたいと思います。
    After hearing everyone's opinions, we would like to decide next year's factory production volume.

Summary

  • Use 〜上で after verb past tense (た-form) or noun + の to mean 'after doing' or 'on the basis of'
  • Expresses a logical sequence where the second action follows from and is based on the first action's completion or results
  • Use 〜上での when the pattern modifies a noun that follows it

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