Explanation
Express a judgment or opinion based on a specific criterion; 'speaking from', 'in terms of', 'from the viewpoint of'.
Formation
Noun + から言うと (common), [Verb-casual / Adjective + から言って] (less common)
Detailed explanation
The ～から言うと grammar point is used to express a judgment or opinion based on a specific criterion or aspect. It can be translated as 'speaking from', 'in terms of', or 'from the viewpoint of' in English. It is most commonly used with nouns, although you may occasionally see other forms (like adjectives).
Examples
Nedan kara iuto, kono shouhin ga mottomo otoku desu.
Speaking from the viewpoint of price, this product is the best deal.
Aji kara itte, kono resutoran wa oishii to omoimasu.
In terms of taste, I think this restaurant is delicious.
Benrisa kara itte, kono apaato wa saiteki na basho ni arimasu.
Speaking from the perspective of convenience, this apartment is in the best location.
Kenkou kara iuto, mainichi undou suru koto ga taisetsu desu.
From the viewpoint of health, it is important to exercise every day.
Practice
Grammar content sourced from hanabira.org.