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Conjunctions and connectives
- te-form as a conjunction
- Coordinate conjunctions and connectives
- Sequential conjunctions and connectives
- Causal conjunctions and connectives
- Concessive conjunctions and connectives
- keredo(mo)/kedo (colloquial) ‘but, although’
- ga ‘but’ (formal/written)
- noni ‘although, despite the fact that’
- te mo ‘even if, even though’
- V-ta tte ‘even if, even though’
- kuse ni ‘although’
- monono ‘although’
- nagara ‘although’
- Concessive connectives
- Disjunctive conjunctions and connectives
- Other connectives
Abstract
There are many different ways to connect sentences. Conjunctions, or conjunctive particles, connect two or more clauses into one sentence. Connectives, on the other hand, are independent words or phrases that express how one sentence relates to another sentence.
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