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when do you use ～ので and when do you use ～なので
when do you use ～ので and when do you use ～なので
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ので is used in the end of a sentence.
なので is used in the begining of a sentence and shows a result of what you mentioned about in the previous sentence.
for example,
走ったので疲れた。
昨日は走りました。なので疲れています。
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