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Processing keyword: ~からこそ (〜kara koso)
Meaning:
[Noun/Verb (plain form) + からこそ]
Noun Example:
Verb Example:
[Noun/Verb (plain form)] からこそ
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[Result/Conclusion Statement]
While other phrases express cause and effect, such as だから (dakara) and ので (node), からこそ carries a stronger emphasis.
だから (dakara): Casual cause and effect.
ので (node): More polite and formal cause and effect, but less emphatic.
Using からこそ shows a level of emphasis and sincerity. Emphasizing reasons can reflect the Japanese value placed on thorough reasoning and understanding. It is often used in situations where one desires to express gratitude, justify actions, or explain a situation meaningfully.
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