~なくてはなりません & ~なくてはいけません
What is the difference?
And wich sitation I use this endings and ~しなければなりません in?
I guess that the first is needed or adj, second for verbs and this is means "should"... but third means "must"... Am I right?
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Answers · 1
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This is not that simple to answer. Grammatically, they are the same. So your assumption is not correct.
~なくてはなりませんmeans that it must be so-and-so, because of the law, rules or something external, not because you think so.
~なくてはいけませんhas the similar meaning, "it must be so-and-so" except that this is more of an opinion of the person who said this.
I hope this helps.
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