なお
なお
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Yuzuo Chan
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11.06.2025
Meaning
Also; note that; in addition (adds supplementary information, a caveat, an exception or a reminder after the main statement)
Conjugation
A。なお、B (sentence-initial conjunction)
Examples
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試験は午前九時に始まります。なお、遅刻した人は入室できません。
会議は三時から会議室Aで行います。なお、資料は当日配ります。
来月から料金が変わります。なお、詳しくはホームページをご覧ください。
本日の営業は午後五時までです。なお、明日は休みです。
今日の授業はここまでです。なお、宿題は来週の月曜日までに出してください。
申し込みの締め切りは金曜日です。なお、期限を過ぎた場合は受け付けられません。
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grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.wrong: この計画は高すぎる。なお、非現実的だ。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.correct: この計画は高すぎる。そのうえ、非現実的だ。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.why: なお can add a further related point, but it usually presents supplementary information rather than strongly piling on arguments. To emphasize another point in the same complaint or argument, そのうえ, しかも or さらに is generally more natural.
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.wrong: (to a friend) 明日遊ぼう。なお、お金持ってきてね。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.correct: 明日遊ぼう。あと、お金持ってきてね。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.why: なお is formal and belongs in notices and business writing. In casual speech use あと or それと.
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.wrong: (first sentence of a context-free message) なお、明日の会議は中止です。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.correct: 明日の会議は中止です。なお、日程は後日お知らせします。
grammarDetailPage.commonMistakes.why: なお usually follows an already stated point or shared context. In a completely context-free message, begin with the main statement first; if prior context is clear, なお can also appear at the beginning.
Key points
Used at the start of a sentence, after the main point has been stated, to add a side note, exception or reminder. It is formal and common in announcements, notices, emails and business writing, and rare in casual speech. Unlike さらに / そのうえ / しかも, which more strongly emphasize an additional point or argument, なお typically adds secondary or supplementary information.
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