“Whereas” in Japanese
Short answer
Whereas in Japanese is “のに” (noni). Full meaning: although, despite, even though, and yet; whereas, while; if only, I wish.
Other ways to say “Whereas” in Japanese
一方
ippou one (esp. of two), the other, one way, the other way, one direction, the other direction, one side, the other side, one party, the other party; on the one hand, on the other hand; whereas, although, but at the same time, meanwhile, in turn
に引き換え
nihikikae in contrast to ..., unlike ..., while ..., whereas ...
然るに
shikaruni however, nevertheless, but, and yet, whereas, while, on the other hand
ひとかた
hitokata one (esp. of two), the other, one way, the other way, one direction, the other direction, one side, the other side, one party, the other party; on the one hand, on the other hand; whereas, although, but at the same time, meanwhile, in turn
いっぽう
ippou one (esp. of two), the other, one way, the other way, one direction, the other direction, one side, the other side, one party, the other party; on the one hand, on the other hand; whereas, although, but at the same time, meanwhile, in turn
一と方
hitokata one (esp. of two), the other, one way, the other way, one direction, the other direction, one side, the other side, one party, the other party; on the one hand, on the other hand; whereas, although, but at the same time, meanwhile, in turn
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