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ので
1. Because A; since A
Cannot be used to show personal opinions, commands, requests, or invitations.
       したくない       いつも           
My dad always goes to play golf on his days off because he doesn't want to speak to my mother.
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mysticfive
Level: 1611
the second example sentence has an incorrect usage for ので - it's not supposed to be used with commands
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13 years ago
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マイコー
Level: 262
Thanks, changing it now!
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13 years ago
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からないので
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12 years ago
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Would something like はバナナがきなのでバナナをいました be appropriate for this structure, or does it fall too far into something subjective for which から would be more appropriate?

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9 years ago
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arakkiisuperstar
Level: 84

I’m confused. it says that it can’t be used to end a sentence, yet I am constantly getting example sentences like だといたので。Am I missing some special use case?

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3 months ago
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マイコー
Level: 262

That's a more casual sentence, so it's basically a sentence fragment (but completely natural and common in spoken Japanese).

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3 months ago
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What's the difference between て and ので?

は、が (しくて•しいいので) 、よくよめません

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2 months ago
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gdartfow
Level: 1496

As mentioned in the user notes, ので is just the て-form of the explanatory の + だ anyway. So both can be used to express a reason.


In your specific sentence, しくて sounds more natural than しいので to me personally, but both are gramatically correct.

I found this interesting article (in Japanese), which examines how natural ~て sounds to native speakers in different contexts: https://eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp/dspace/handle/2115/45574

For example, "をひいて、みました。" sounds good, but "宿をして、できません。" does not (it argues the antecedent should not be a highly actionable verb).

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2 months ago
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