In Japanese, the particle 'kara' (から) is used to indicate 'from' when specifying a starting point in time or location. For example, 'ima kara iko' means 'I will go from now,' and 'koko kara' means 'from here.' This particle connects the starting point to the action or destination.
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“From” = “Kara” / から Follow for more!Added:
This is how you say from in Japanese. To say from, you want to say the Japanese word "kara". So, if you want to say you want to go from now, you could say "ima kara iko". Now, from, let's go. You can also use this for destination. If you're thinking about where you want to start to where you're going to go, you can start by saying "koko kara", like from here, or whatever place you have in mind, kara. There you go.
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