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07-05-2009, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by MMM View Post
I think you are thinking of ~によって違う
I'm not familiar with that grammar point maybe

I've always used によって like "depending" but never with 違う (or is 違う just an example of a verb?)

Like in the above example. Or perhaps a more natural example would be

天気によって、.海に行きます。

That to me means:

"Depending on the weather, I will go to the beach."

Is that correct? If not how should I say this sentence?

I've always just used で in the examples Nagoyankee gives.

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