Why/Because なぜ、どうして、なぜなら
2 ways to say "why" are:
1. なぜ naze
- why
2. どうして doushite
- why
They are basically interchangeable and start at the beginning of the sentence and are followed by the question
なぜ(どうして) 私 の ケーキ を たべました か?
naze (doushite) watashi no ke-ki o tabemashita ka?
Why did you eat my cake?
[There isn't a "you" but obviously you wouldn't be asking yourself this question.]
なぜなら + reason or excuse + kara
なぜなら はら が へった から。
nazenara hara ga hetta kara.
Because, (I'm) starving!
[lit. because stomach is diminished]
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だから
Is だから only used after the verb/at the end of sentence?
naze affairs
なぜ is usually use at the beginning of a sentence. there is another word for this case.
ex: なぜ この 本 を 買いましたか。 why did you buy this book?
好き だから。 because I like it.
similar meaning to WHY
なぜ
どして
たから
なんで
kara
is it cumpolsory to use a KARA after using nazenara....like in the example above?
Live to eat , don't eat to live :€
Nazenara
Do you use なぜなら at the beginning of the sentence only?
なぜなら
Yes , なぜなら is used at the beginning of your sentence. I have never seen or heard なぜなら at the end of a sentence
幸せになることを急がないで
umm...
i have the same doubt .. any idea ppl?
Live to eat , don't eat to live :€