“Therefore” in Japanese
Short answer
Therefore in Japanese is “だから” (dakara). Full meaning: so, therefore, accordingly, consequently, on those grounds, that is why, for that reason; like I said, I told you already.
Other ways to say “Therefore” in Japanese
故に
yueni therefore, consequently
従って
shitagatte therefore, consequently, accordingly
因って
yotte therefore, consequently, accordingly, for that reason
それ故
soreyue therefore, for that reason, so, because of that
然れば
sareba therefore, thus, so; well, then ...; that's right, indeed, absolutely
この故に
konoyueni therefore, because of this, for this reason
それだから
soredakara therefore, and so, for that reason, accordingly, consequently, hence
であるから
dearukara therefore, and so, for that reason, accordingly, consequently, hence
そんな訳で
sonnawakede therefore, for that reason, such being the case
其れで
sorede so, therefore, and, (and) then
就いては
tsuiteha in line with this, therefore, consequently, so, such being the case, in that regard, in this connection
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