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Grammar detail: それなら

それなら - if that's so
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それなら
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phrase
means
if that's so, then ~; if that's the way it is ... etc.
It is often used to express mild frustration with a situation.
DETAILS
それならそれで
しかた
仕方
ない。
So be it.
DETAILS
それならそうと
い
言
ってくれればいいのに。
You should have said so earlier.
それなら is sometimes pronounced colloquially as そんなら.
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Words used in this grammar

conjunction
If that's the case ...; If so ...; That being the case ...  (often written with kana only)
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5
TEST
(same as above)
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5
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Kanji used in this grammar

仕
シ   ジ   つかえる to attend to   
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2
方
ホウ   かた way, direction   
2
言
ゲン   ゴン   say; word   こと word, saying   いう to say   
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