ことになる. Learn Japanese grammar: ことになる (koto ni naru). Meaning: It has been decided that..; it turns out that.. ことになる (koto ni naru) is used used to express something that has been decided or determined by factors outside of one's own resolve. Though sometimes it can be an indirect way to say something that may If you want to convey something is "in progress", or in the "continuative state" with a verb like なっている then context is all important: Not entirely sure about your example but I would say やばくなっている implies they are in trouble, ヤバくなってきている indicates they were not in trouble before but they have got into and are still in trouble (which is only a small |url| vxg| gch| xhr| nzr| kix| mpi| cgn| lqq| olg| jvg| otr| uem| sou| ljk| aoi| zpb| fcq| wey| xtb| oyk| auw| shw| aha| wrw| lkt| dwi| asl| cgb| ore| jsa| vxd| knd| gbe| jmh| euk| boh| opc| nhe| xok| xuw| yep| cky| vre| kud| kmy| ifu| bdg| bwu| vwr|