Experienced a situation in a comic with 〜た+ことがある
Grammar Explanation: Previous experience with 〜た+ことがある

Rize and Chino watch as Cocoa and another girl reach for the same teacup in a shop.
- チノ:
- 「こんなシチュエーション漫画でみたことあります」
- “I've seen this kind of situation in manga before.”
- Literal: “I have a thing where I saw this kind of situation in manga.”
- “I've seen this kind of situation in manga before.”
Key Points
1見( たことあります reports prior experience
- Chino says she has encountered this kind of scene in manga before.
2The past form comes before ことがある
- 見
( る becomes 見( た, and こと turns the past action into an experience that can be said to exist.
3漫画( で marks where she encountered it
- で identifies manga as the medium in which Chino has seen the situation, not the location of the characters’ current meeting.
Vocabulary
漫画 (Manga)
漫画
( refers to a visual art form that combines illustrations, panel layouts, and dialogue to convey stories, jokes, and other content.
See Also
- External: Past tense with 〜た・〜だ
- Kanji: Pictures and plans with 画
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