This word means "by the way." You use it to add a little extra information. This information is related to what you are talking about.
This word means "by the way." You use it to add a little extra information. This information is related to what you are talking about.
We're meeting at Shinjuku Station. By the way, the east exit is under construction.
I graduated from Waseda University's Faculty of Letters. Incidentally, Natsume Soseki is also an alumnus of the same faculty.
This ramen shop is super popular. By the way, they don't accept credit cards, so make sure to bring cash.
The museum's opening hours are from 10 AM to 6 PM. For your information, last admission is 30 minutes before closing.
I went to that new cafe yesterday. The coffee was good. By the way, the cake wasn't very tasty.
「ちなみに」 is not 「ところで」. 「ところで」 changes the topic. 「ちなみに」 adds a small, related detail. It is also not 「なお」. 「なお」 adds important extra information. For example, a rule or a condition. 「ちなみに」 adds a fun fact.
Watch out: Do not use 「ちなみに」 for very important information. This word tells people the next thing is not key. If you use it for something important, people might miss it. For important new details, use other words or start a new sentence.
Use this when you want to add extra information. This information is related to what you are talking about. But it is not the main point. You can still understand the main idea without it.
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