TAKOBOTO

Thanks to (various things), (outcome)
My success is thanks to your support
意味 A があるからこそB がある。A がなければB もない。

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きょうのわたしがあるのも、２０すうねんまえにわたしをうんでくれたりょうしんあってのことです。

What I am today is thanks to my parents who gave me a life twenty some years ago.

あなたのえんじょあってのわたしのせいこう。

My success is thanks to your support.

なんのきなしにいっただけで、べつにわるぎがあってのことではありません。

I just said so without thinking much about it. I didn't mean anything serious.

じこでくるまはぜんそんってなげいているけどさ、けががなくてなにより、いのちあってのものだねだよ。

I know you're complaining about your car being totaled but it's just a good thing you weren't injured. You should be thankful to be alive.

いのちあってのものだね。

While there is life, there is hope.

ひびのれんしゅうあってのしょうりだ。

Victory is not possible without everyday practice. .

デパートはおきゃくさまあってのしょうばい、おきゃくさまはなによりたいせつです。

Customers are more important than anything because the department store's business depends on them.

Noted on a site as 'JLPT 2' level.

your name

ケータイで読めるだ！

まさか

English version of the example is kinda awkward.

bamboo4

I can't find this in my copies of JPLT2 grammar...

halx

Its JLPT1

dc

A good translation of AあってのB might be "B exists because of A" or more naturally, "B wouldn't be anything without A"?

blabby

AあってのB means "there ain't no B except for A."

平和があっての経済の発展 would therefore mean "There would be no economic prosperity without peace."

bamboo4

What if you said,
平和あっての経済の発展

Does that still make sense?

rogen

I think so.

Miki

#3645 is seems to be different in meaning and form from the [noun]あっての[noun] construction described here; rather it seems to simply be a form of ある.

mochabean

I read from "Japanese Grammar level 1" Japanese book and it wrote:"Because of existence of A so the existence of B is necessary, certainly. If A does not exist, B becomes unnecessary, too".
Example:"学生あっての教師だ"

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