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What is the difference between 冬になれば寒くなる。 and 冬になると寒くなる。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between 冬になれば寒くなる。 and 冬になると寒くなる。 ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"冬になると寒くなる" simply states the fact that It gets 'cold' in winter, whereas "冬になれば寒くなる" implies that it gets 'colder' in winter.
In other words "冬になると寒くなる" can be said in the midst of winter, whereas "冬になれば寒くなる" implies it's not winter yet when it's said, or even if it's said in winter, the speaker is comparing the temperature with that in other seasons.
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