This word means 'so' or 'that's why'. It connects two ideas. The second idea happens because of the first idea.
This word means 'so' or 'that's why'. It connects two ideas. The second idea happens because of the first idea.
The test is soon. So, I have to start studying now.
I overslept yesterday. That's why I was late for the meeting.
There's no money in my wallet at all. So, I can't buy anything today.
He's a really good guy, that's why people gather around him.
I told you to get ready quickly! That's why we have no time now!
This is different from 'sakai'. 'Sakai' often explains why you did something. It can sound like an excuse. 'Seyakara' just states a fact. It is more direct and clear.
Watch out: Do not mix up "せやから" (seyakara) with "せやけど" (seyakedo). "せやから" means "so" or "therefore." "せやけど" means "but" or "however." The small ending word changes everything.
Use this when you are frustrated. You want to say "I told you so." You think the answer is very clear.
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