Even though it's still chilly with 〜が〜
Grammar Explanation: Contrasting with 〜が〜

Akari narrates about her group’s change from winter uniforms to summer uniforms.
- 灯里:
- 「まだちょっぴり肌寒
( いですが私( たちは今日( から衣替( えをしました」- “It is still a little chilly, but we changed our uniforms today.”
- Literal: “It is still a little chilly, but we changed clothes from today.”
- “It is still a little chilly, but we changed our uniforms today.”
Key Points
1が connects two contrasting facts
- Here が means “but” rather than marking a subject.
- The contrast is between the “still chilly” termperature versus switching to warmer weather uniforms.
2まだちょっぴり keeps the tone gentle
- まだ means “still”, and ちょっぴり is a cute, light way to say “a little bit.”
- Together they frame the chill as real but mild.
3〜から marks the starting point
- 今日
( から means “starting today”.
Vocabulary
今日 (Today)
今日
( refers to the “current day” in which the speaker is living. It is also used to refer to “the present era” or “the present moment”.
See Also
- External: Past tense with 〜た・〜だ
- Grammar: Marking the topic with は and も
- Kanji: Now and the present with 今
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