What's the different between these words in Japanese?
Hello
What's the different between
(と) and (そして)?
What i know is these words all means (AND) ... is it Right or no?
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Answers · 5
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そして uses for the bellow.
You are good boy.And you are my son.
と uses for the bellow.
You are good boy and my son.
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Hello Tara-chan,
と = and
そして = and (basically used for a last word), as a result
e.g.
A and B and C and D
AとBとC、そしてD = AとBとCとD
I ran 10 km yesterday, as a result (and) I got very hungry.
私は昨日10km走った。そしてとてもお腹が空いた。（と is not acceptable）
What a difficult to explain simply!
Hope these help.
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Noun + と + Noun
Clause + そして + Clause
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We don't usually use "そして" , when we speak. And we usually use"と" between noun and noun.
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both can mean "and" if used properly, but they have also other meanings, thus sometimes one sounds better than the other.
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