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You can use ので to give the reason for the situation described in the sentence. |
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ので - no de acts much in the same way as
から - kara but it sounds slightly more formal.
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いつも にほんご で はなす
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にほんご が じょうず に なりました。 |
My Japanese has improved because I always speak Japanese. |
itsumo nihongo de hanasu no-de,
nihongo-ga joozu-ni narimashita. |
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宿題が たくさん あった ので、
きのう の 夜、寝ませんでした。 |
I did not sleep last night, because I had a
lot of homework. |
shukudai-ga takusan atta no-de,
kinoo no yoru, nemasen-deshita. |
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The
reason part of the sentence ends in a short form predicate. |
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When ので follows
a noun or a なadjective, な comes in between. |
その 人は いじわる な ので、
きらいです。 |
I don't like that person, because he's mean. |
sono hito-wa ijiwaru-na no-de,
kirai desu. |
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きょう は にちようび な ので、
ぎんこう は やすみ です。 |
Banks are closed, because today is a Sunday. |
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kyoo wa nichiyoobi-na no-de,
ginkoo wa yasumi desu. |
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