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How to say “But” in Japanese In Japanese, “but” is commonly expressed as: 1. でも (demo) – Casual, used in everyday conversation to show contrast. Example: 映画を見たい、でもお金がない。 (Eiga o mitai, demo okane ga nai.) I want to watch a movie, but I don’t have money. 2. しかし (shikashi) – Formal, …