@snailboat Is this zero conditional?

I'm so confused by the categorization

There are 4 though: 0-3

@snailboat How would you describe this conditional then?

Zero conditional

But I'm a baby

Hmmm, 条件 is quite different from "condition" (as in "conditional sentences")

> ５ （「…したところ」の形で接続助詞的に用いて）上述した内容を条件として文を続ける。順接にも逆接にも用いる。「訪ねた―、不在だった」「依頼した―、断られた」

Conditional is 仮定条件, which is but a subset

I'm just trying to understand 条件 as used in the definition above, so I've been reading a bunch of random stuff

@snailboat I was reading about 0-3 conditionals, and then I saw your sentence...

yessie

I fear I may have 明後日の方を向いている

It's not as tightly bound

Is that what したところ is doing though?

Oh it does, but I don't think it matches well, is all

Ok let me start from the beginning

Hah

I was looking up on the pattern したところ

Encountered this definition

> ５ （「…したところ」の形で接続助詞的に用いて）上述した内容を条件として文を続ける。順接にも逆接にも用いる。「訪ねた―、不在だった」「依頼した―、断られた」

Then I tried to figure out what 条件 means here

条件 sounds kind of similar to "condition"

So eventually I ventured into "conditionals"

Somehow I bumped into the 3 Conditionals

Then I realize this 条件 might not be about "conditionals" at all

But something far more sinister

-- お仕舞い --

(Yes the story ended with a sinister "Hehe")

It's a very flexible term

Thing is, it's hard for me to associate "condition" with words like "because", "although", "even if" etc.

いぇｓ、あｂそぅてｌｙ

No, it was my fault

明後日の方を向いている

when has multiple meanings though );

Oh, wait. Somehow I misread that as “when being somewhere in the spectrum of if”

揺らぎやすい・・・どういう意味やろ・・・

体調が崩れやすいってことかな？

おおここか

zabou-hiroo.jp/special

う～ん？？

Ugh, what a bad question that translation one.

> In Japanese, sometimes there are two types of the same verb often referred to as transitive and intransitive verbs. The difference between the two is that one verb is an action done by an active agent while the other is something that occurs without a direct agent

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