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biocit (Offline)
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02-24-2010, 11:19 PM

What is the difference between そうかと言って and と言っても?

I believe と言っても means, "although; although I say...; although it's called..."

an example would be:

ケーキと言ってもまるで石のようだ。
literally: Although I said cake, it's like a rock.
English equivalent: Although I said it was a cake, it's more like a rock.


I never heard of そうかと言って but I did some snooping around.

It means, "but still". I have no idea on how to use it, but it's a conjunction just like と言っても. It would probably be used in a similar way.
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