how can I continue a conversation with AND?
like: "and do you live in tokyo?"
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I would say で like で、どこに住んでるの? You can say それで or そして but these are not natural in conversations. で can be use in both casual and formal situation.
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Hi,
It is depending on how previous conversation was going.
If it is a simple introducing each other, I'd say this;
わたしは、ヴェネズエラに住んでいます(が)、あなたは東京に住んでいるんですか?
This (が) can mean “so” "and".
In daily conversation, I don’t use “and(そしてorそれで)” here as a conjunction.
If someone's been talking something about where the person live, and you were still not sure the certain city name, so you would like to make sure of it, I would say;
“それでは” 東京(とうきょう)に住(す)んでいるんですね?(So, I guess ….)
"それじゃあ” “じゃあ” 東京(とうきょう)に住(す)んでいるんですね?(So, I guess ….) casual, coloquial.
”ところで” : by the way (This is also useful, you can use this for not only changing the direction, but convenient for making a small interrupting during the talk.)
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Como ya te dijo Cage-san, esto deoende de la oración anterior y ahora me gustaria darte otro ejemplo.
¿Es Usted japonés? ¿Y vive en Tokio? (formal/cortés)
あなたは日本人[にほんじん]ですか。そして東京[とうきょう]に住[す]んでいますか。
¿Eres universitario? ¿Y vives en Tokio? (entre cercanos/informal)
(あなたは)大学生[だいがくせい]?で/それで/そして、東京に住んでいるの?
Si tienes duda, pregúntame con tu ejemplo de conversación con situación. Espero que te ayude.
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