causal in Japanese
causal in Japanese is 因果 — causal means relating to or being the cause of something.
causal in Japanese
因果
Pronounced: inga
of, relating to, or being a cause of something; causing
What does "causal" mean?
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adjective Relating to or being the cause of something.
"Researchers looked for a causal link between the two events."
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noun In grammar, a term like because that introduces the reason for something.
"Because is a common causal in English sentences."
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causal in a sentence
- Researchers looked for a causal link between the two events.
- The report describes a causal relationship between diet and health.
- Because is a common causal in English sentences.
- The teacher asked the class to identify the causal in each sentence.
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What is "causal" in Japanese?
"causal" in Japanese is 因果. causal means: Relating to or being the cause of something.
How do you pronounce 因果?
"causal" in Japanese is 因果, pronounced "inga".
How do you use "causal" in a sentence?
Example: "Researchers looked for a causal link between the two events." In Japanese, "causal" is 因果.
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