〜になる
X has been decided/has arisen
About
The ～になる pattern is one of the most common ways to discuss decisions in Japanese. As opposed to ～に決める and ～にする, ～になる represents a decision that was made by someone other than the speaker or subject of the sentence. I.e. something that is decided for someone.
To use ～になる, simply attach it to a noun. This then becomes the noun that is being decided upon.
～になる is used to refer to decisions that aren't made by the speaker
～になる follows a noun
Summary
Explained in
elementary #56
に決める・～になる vs にする: "To decide on 〇〇"
Example Sentences
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