almond665 Registered Joined 15 Oct 2014 Messages 3 Reaction score 0 15 Oct 2014 #1 I think から and ので can be used exchangeably in a sentence with structure: (reason) から or ので (situation/result). Can someone explain how these two words are different, both in terms of meaning and usage? Great if you can give an example. Thanks!
I think から and ので can be used exchangeably in a sentence with structure: (reason) から or ので (situation/result). Can someone explain how these two words are different, both in terms of meaning and usage? Great if you can give an example. Thanks!
lanthas Joined 27 Apr 2014 Messages 940 Reaction score 243 15 Oct 2014 #2 The difference is easily found through Google: Frequently Asked Questions in Introductory Japanese
almond665 Registered Joined 15 Oct 2014 Messages 3 Reaction score 0 16 Oct 2014 Thread starter #3 lanthas said: The difference is easily found through Google: Frequently Asked Questions in Introductory Japanese[/QUOTE」 ありがとう！ Click to expand...
lanthas said: The difference is easily found through Google: Frequently Asked Questions in Introductory Japanese[/QUOTE」 ありがとう！ Click to expand...