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Grammar detail: からで〜
からで〜
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からで occurs as a combination in several contexts. Generally, the で is the beginning of a longer word, such as a form of です or である (one of the plain forms of です) or ではない, or a form of another word beginning with で written in hiragana (such as でる, できる etc).
Sometimes, however, the で functions independently. For example, it may be the て form of である, used to join two sentences together:
Or it may be the use of で in conjunction with は for emphasis:
In this sentence, ここから
しろ
くみ
える would also mean 'it looks white from here', but the addition of 'では' emphasizes the here - from here it looks white. The から is needed to convey the meaning 'from' here.Or it may be the use of で in a form such as 〜でいい, meaning 'is ~ OK':
In this sentence, から has the usual 'from' meaning - starting from (as) friends. The first で is then part of the でいい construction meaning '~ is OK, ~ is fine' etc.
See also:
- 〜でいいです - ~will do; ~is fine; ~will be fine
More information / references:
- http://selftaughtjapanese.com/2016/04/26/japanese-phrase-kara-de-〜からで） ⇗
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