A (cause) というのも B (effect) or B (effect) というのも A (cause)? Hello! As far as I know, というのも expresses the effect before that that caused it (so, B because of A). Can it work in the opposite fashion like

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A (cause) というのも B (effect) or B (effect) というのも A (cause)? Hello! As far as I know, というのも expresses the effect before that that caused it (so, B because of A). Can it work in the opposite fashion like ので or から (so, because of A -> B)? Thanks in advance!

Nov 25, 2015 12:05 AM

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Hi TWarrior, I'm a bilingual in Japanese and English, and would be happy to help you with your question. Could you provide a few example sentences, both in English and Japanese if possible? I can then help you with the grammar. Best, -Daiji

November 26, 2015

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