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It's not like you're a child, why don't you try thinking by yourself a bit more?
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It's not like we're super rich, we can't be extravagant.
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A Verb: Dictionary Form の では
A Verb: Casual, past (た) の では
Basic Examples:
し (it's not like it's a ghost)
し (it's not like we're going)
し (it's not like I was scared)
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instead of "because of," I would say this pattern is more like "it's not like ‾" ie 子 供 であるまいし、暗 い所 が怖 いなんて、おかしいですね It's not like you're a child, so being afraid of the dark is weird.
Updated the definition, thanks :)
You can use this with verbs in the dictionary or past plain form plus の as well. It definitely isn't limited to nouns.
In casual speech, the pattern becomes to じゃあるまいし.子 供 じゃあるまいし、そんなに泣 くな。
Added it for noun - talked to a native about the other two - the verbs, and they are rare enough that it sounded rather odd to her to use the じゃ form.
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