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What’s the difference between で and ので? How are they used differently?
They’re rather different. で is a particle meaning “at” or “by means of” whereas ので means “because”. It depends rather strongly on the context, though, so what’s the context?
Anonymousで can also mean “because”, by the way.
In a more temporal rather than causative sense. Hence my call for context.
Oh it’s because in season 6 chapter 3 Koichi gives example of で used as because and one of the examples uses ので and its never explained. Can anyone look at the examples and explain the difference please?
The difference is that it’s following the past-tense coupla だった rather than a noun.
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