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Because of B, A
Informal way of giving a reason after stating the result.
  1. Because of B, A
    Informal way of giving a reason after stating the result.
  2. A too/even
    Used to mark an extreme sample, similar to でさえ
  3. Not only C, but also A and/or B
  4. Any-A (anywhere, anytime, anyone, etc.)
    Transforms into no-one/nowhere/etc when followed by a negative clause
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                       もん  
I took today off from work. It's because the trains stopped running.
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               すぐ   なっちゃう    
I gave up alcohol recently. It's because I get sleepy immediately.

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A too/even
Used to mark an extreme sample, similar to でさえ
  1. Because of B, A
    Informal way of giving a reason after stating the result.
  2. A too/even
    Used to mark an extreme sample, similar to でさえ
  3. Not only C, but also A and/or B
  4. Any-A (anywhere, anytime, anyone, etc.)
    Transforms into no-one/nowhere/etc when followed by a negative clause
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           こと  あります  
No matter the teacher, even they have times when they make mistakes.
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Even professionals fail.

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だって
Basic Examples:
だってからちる (even monkeys fall from trees (saying))

AVerb: Casual, past (た)
って
Aな-adjective: た form
って
Aい-adjective: た form
って
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Not only C, but also A and/or B
  1. Because of B, A
    Informal way of giving a reason after stating the result.
  2. A too/even
    Used to mark an extreme sample, similar to でさえ
  3. Not only C, but also A and/or B
  4. Any-A (anywhere, anytime, anyone, etc.)
    Transforms into no-one/nowhere/etc when followed by a negative clause
2
あの                  なかった  
In that situation, not only he, but you as well could do nothing but run away.
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     されれば                     
When threatened by an opponent, both cats and dogs seem to show the same response.

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だって
CNoun
Basic Examples:
だってだって (not just Hokkaido, but also Tokyo and Kyoto)

Notes
There does not need to be a final noun after the last だって; in this situation, it would only be a list of two items, not three.
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Any-A (anywhere, anytime, anyone, etc.)
Transforms into no-one/nowhere/etc when followed by a negative clause
  1. Because of B, A
    Informal way of giving a reason after stating the result.
  2. A too/even
    Used to mark an extreme sample, similar to でさえ
  3. Not only C, but also A and/or B
  4. Any-A (anywhere, anytime, anyone, etc.)
    Transforms into no-one/nowhere/etc when followed by a negative clause
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うち       どこ           
Our father can sleep anywhere.
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              ある     
Everyone has times when things don't go well.

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だれだって (anyone)

なんだって (anything)

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Years Studied: since 2000
Studying: のため、だから
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the third usage can also be used for more listing purposes, and doesn't necessarily need something after the last だって - for example, my gives: だって,だって,みんなだ or 宿だって,だって,のすきなでいいよ
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Wait, which meaning?
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the "Not only C, but also A and/or B"
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however, with those examples, it is only giving a single noun, correct? Or is that being cut off from what you entered?
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no, there are two nouns in both examples I wrote up there...
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*laughs* - my mind completely mis-parsed your example. Sorry about that! Will make the changes momentarily.
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