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Okie doke, から, can someone describe for me the different uses for this? I know it supposedly means ‘from’ but when I read it, it doesn’t seem to belong, so I figure I must be reading incorrectly.
It’s also a very common particle used to connect two sentences to express a reason for something, in a similar way to the English word “because”.
I suggest reading though the section ‘Expressing reason or causation using 「から」 and 「ので」’ on the following page:
why, thank you.
Wow, that was epic. Seriously, thanks, that is a rather good reference page, I scrolled down and found another grammatical phrase that I also have trouble with. Heh. You rule duder!
You’re welcome. It’s a nice resource for learning grammar :)
Quite!
Yeah, I was actually thinking about some grammar that gives me problems, and wouldn’t you know it, Koichi did a lesson on ために yesterday. That made my day. Just shows how awesome this site is. Today I started to realize, also, how awesome the forum can be. Bwahahahaa.
Thanks again.
SinisterT.Also ～てから, means “after doing ”
食べてから,寝ました. “After eating, I slept”
Why thank you sir!
Yeah, grammar isn’t my strong suit. I’ve been mainly keeping up with kanji. Which I’m almost done with the Joyo, so I’m still a bit rusty with grammar. Bwahaha—-
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