ergo in Japanese
ergo in Japanese is かくして — ergo means therefore; as a result — used to introduce a logical conclusion.
ergo in Japanese
かくして
Pronounced: kakushite
therefore (especially in syllogisms)
What does "ergo" mean?
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adverb Therefore; as a result — used to introduce a logical conclusion.
"I think, ergo I am."
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ergo in a sentence
- I think, ergo I am.
- He never studies; ergo, he keeps failing his exams.
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What is "ergo" in Japanese?
"ergo" in Japanese is かくして. ergo means: Therefore; as a result — used to introduce a logical conclusion.
How do you pronounce かくして?
"ergo" in Japanese is かくして, pronounced "kakushite".
How do you use "ergo" in a sentence?
Example: "I think, ergo I am." In Japanese, "ergo" is かくして.
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