ので vs. なので; Meaning and Examples
Both ので and なので are conjunctions that can be used as "because," "since," and "so." Choosing which one to use depends on what part of speech they follow.
When do we use "ので" in Japanese?
"ので." is used after a verb or い-adjective.
Basic pattern:
Verb + ので
い-adjective + ので
Example with ので
1.
I have to go to bed early tonight because I have work tomorrow.
2.
Because she is busy, she can't answer the phone.
3. とても
I went to bed early last night because I was very tired.
4.
It's cold today, so you should put on a jacket.
5.
I turned on the air conditioner because it was hot.
Now, when do we use "なので" in Japanese?
“なので” is used after a noun or な-adjective.
Basic pattern:
Noun + なので
な-adjective + なので
Example with なので
1.
It’s cold because it’s winter now.
2.
My daughter can’t speak yet because she is only 1 year old.
3. このレストランはとても
This restaurant is always busy because they are very popular.
4.
You shouldn't need to worry since it's brand new.
5. とても
I like this app because it's very handy.
Hope this helps! Please feel free to leave comments and questions below.

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