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Processing keyword: A。すると B。(~suruto)
する (suru) means "to do," and と (to) is a particle used to indicate a condition or result. When combined, する (suru) with と creates a conditional sentence that translates to "when A happens, B happens."
A (Condition Action) + すると + B (Result Action)
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The use of すると can reflect the Japanese cultural emphasis on cause and effect relationships in daily conversation. Understanding the sequence of actions is important, especially in formal or business contexts where clarity is essential.
Using すると is neutral in politeness and can be adapted to formal or casual conversations depending on the verbs surrounding it.
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New Feature! Japanese text parser works for custom texts and YouTube, acting as a reading assistant and translator. Check it out!
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