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それに + (Additional Information) Phrase
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「それに」の情報
The conjunction それに is regularly considered to be one word in Japanese, but is more correctly just a combination of the pronoun それ, and the case marking particleに.
The thing that それ is 'substituting' for is the entire clause/sentence that came before it, while に highlights that extra information is about to be added. In this way, it translates to 'and to that', or 'and on that', where 'that' is the previous information. Often, it is translated simply as 'moreover', 'in addition', or 'and'.
The thing that それ is 'substituting' for is the entire clause/sentence that came before it, while に highlights that extra information is about to be added. In this way, it translates to 'and to that', or 'and on that', where 'that' is the previous information. Often, it is translated simply as 'moreover', 'in addition', or 'and'.
- それに彼は家事もしないんでしょう？In addition, he doesn't do house chores either, right?
- リサの会社には残業がない。それに給料もいい。Lisa's company doesn't have overtime work. What's more, her salary is good too.
- 昨日、道で5千円を拾って、それに車が抽選で当たった！Yesterday, I picked up 5 thousand yen on the street, and in addition to that I won a car in the lottery. (Natural Japanese, as both events are positive)
- 最近は雨がいっぱい降るし、それに風も強いし、外に出れなくて寂しい。Recently, it has been raining a lot, and in addition to that the wind has been strong. I'm sad that I can't go outside. (Natural Japanese, as both events are negative)
- 今朝はマッサージに行って、それにスピード違反の切符も切られた。I went to get a massage this morning, and moreover I also got a speeding ticket. (Unnatural Japanese, as one event is positive, while the other is negative)
同義語
おまけに
In addition, On top of that, What is more, To make matters worse
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なお②
In addition, Incidentally, Furthermore, Moreover
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また
Also, As well, Moreover, Again, Additionally
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しかも
Moreover, Furthermore
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その上
Besides, In addition, Furthermore
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すると
Having done..., If...is done..., (And/just) then, Thereupon, If so
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運動は楽しいです。それに体にいいです。
Exercise is fun. In addition, it's good for you.
夜遅くまで働きます。それに朝も早いです。
I work late into the night. In addition, I am up early.
この旅館の料理が美味しい。それに周りの景色も美しい。
This Japanese-style hotel's food is delicious. Moreover, the surrounding scenery is beautiful.
日本は住みやすい。それに病院代が安い。
It is easy to live in Japan. Moreover medical expenses are reasonable.
山の上からの景色が綺麗。それに空気も綺麗。
The scenery from atop the mountain is beautiful. In addition the air is clear.
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最近の返信 (合計5件)
Superpnut
Can someone help me out with this. I just can’t figure out when it is それに or それで. Is there just a trick to this? To me they seem so similar that I might as well just flip a coin, but then still get it wrong 9 out of 10 times. Really could use a hand on this.
And my confusion mainly stems from the fact that they just seem to be different flavours of “and”
okayfrog
wish there was somewhere in the Details that explained the difference between それに and それで.
eclipse77x
I don’t know how correct this is… but ChatGPT said:
Certainly! Here is a detailed explanation of the differences between それに (sore ni), それと (sore to), それから (sore kara), and それで (sore de):
それに (sore ni)
Meaning: “In addition,” “furthermore,” “moreover.”
Usage: Used to add extra information or to emphasize an additional point.
Example:
- このレストランは料理が美味しい。それに、サービスもいいです。
- Translation: This restaurant has delicious food. In addition, the service is also good.
それと (sore to)
Meaning: “And,” “and also.”
Usage: Used to connect two separate pieces of information or items, often in a listing context.
Example:
- 私はりんごそれとバナナを買いました。
- このレストランは料理が美味しい。それに、サービスもいいです。
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