How can I say: "I am studying Japanese because I am going to Japan in
October". The closest I have come is: "十月に日本に行きので日本語を勉強しています". But this sounds
a little clumsy so I was wondering if there was a better (or different) way to
express my reason than using ので and the nuances of this word (subtext; is it
formal or casual, does it carry any implications?).
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How do I state why I am doing something?
The correct (or one of the correct) answers would be
「十月に日本に行くので日本語を勉強しています。」Just replace 「行き」with 「行く」。「行く」in this sense
translates to "am going"/"will go". Replacing 「ので」with 「から」also works in an
informal sense - 「ので」is more formal than 「から」。
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