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Japanese grammar A。それなら B。: indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement. Pattern and examples.

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〜それなら〜 | indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement

Key takeaways

Grammar pattern 〜それなら〜 (A。それなら B。): indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement.

See example sentences below.

〜それなら〜 at a glance

At a glance
〜それなら〜
〜sorenara〜
Resulting state
Expression
〜それなら〜
Reading
〜sorenara〜
Natural meaning
indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement
Typical use
Resulting state

Core meaning of 〜それなら〜

Core meaning

indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement

Examples

Example 1

「明日の午後は雨が降るそうですよ。」「それなら、予定を変更して午前中に出発しましょう。」

Translation

"I heard it's going to rain tomorrow afternoon." "In that case, let's change our plans and leave during the morning."

Example 2

「最近、仕事のストレスでなかなか眠れないんです。」「それなら、寝る前にハーブティーを飲むといいですよ。」

Translation

"I've been having trouble sleeping lately because of work stress." "If that's the case, it's a good idea to drink some herbal tea before bed."

〜それなら〜 | indicates a suggestion or decision based on the previous statement | Daily Nihongo