わけだ
Meanings
- For that reason
- No wonder
- As you'd expect
- Naturally
- Thus
- This is why
About this pattern
Explanation
わけだ is used to present a conclusion or deduction based on preceding evidence or reasoning. It signals that what follows is a natural result, explanation, or justification of what was stated or observed. It often appears after listing facts or observations, and it can convey a sense of inevitability or strong reasoning behind the conclusion.
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Example sentences
It's raining and the roads are congested, so it’s better to stay home today.
He practices every day and his grades are good. He has obviously become skilled.
This road is under construction and traffic moves slowly. So it takes longer today.
She has lived in Japan for three years, so she can speak Japanese naturally. Therefore, her Japanese is proficient.
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