~わけだ (logical conclusion)

grammar

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The pattern ~わけだ / ~わけです, 'so it's that X / it follows that X / that's why X / it's the case that X.' Signals a reasoned conclusion — the speaker has pieced together why something is the case. The わけ is the noun 'reason/meaning'; ~わけだ frames the preceding clause as the logical conclusion or explanation of prior information. Often written in kana; the kanji form 訳だ is also common. ~わけです is the same pattern at polite register.

5 sentences

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Even sales staff are desperate not to get assigned to the pool of candidates for layoffs.

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I'm short, so I can't see the top of the shelf, which means I'm basically wiping it by feel.

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Well, Japan went through its own period of isolation too, after all.

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So that means there are at least 20 rainbow trout in this section.

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So that's why everything ends up weighing down on Mai's shoulders.

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