This word shows a reason or cause. It means 'because' or 'so'. People in Kyushu use it.
This word shows a reason or cause. It means 'because' or 'so'. People in Kyushu use it.
I drank too much yesterday, so I have a headache today.
I have no money at all, so I can't go anywhere else this month.
"Why were you late?" "Because the bus didn't come."
This sweet is a local specialty here, so how about getting it as a souvenir?
It's hot today, so be careful of heatstroke.
This is different from standard Japanese 'kara' or 'node'. It is only used in the Kyushu area. It is also more casual. Other Kyushu words like 'ken' or 'yaken' are similar. 'Kin' is often heard in Oita and Kitakyushu. 'Ken' is more common in Fukuoka.
Don't use this when you speak formally. Don't use it with your boss. This is a regional word from Kyushu, Japan.
Use this when you want to say "because" or "so". It makes your speech sound friendly. It is used in certain parts of Japan. It shows you are part of that group.
Kumi's KMT system tracks your mastery across kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and reading. Create a free account to use it on 220,000+ concepts.