What words/structures indicate an argument? (e.g. Therefore, as a result, there's strong reason to believe (x) , etc.)


To me, once of the most important parts of learning a language is the ability
to read the implied message behind someone's words, and part of that is
knowing when they're making a point and they're just shooting the breeze and
explaining things. I know of a few, like から and ので, but does anyone have
insight to offer, in this respect?




I guess these might fit your description they are phrases you would say when
arguing.

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    それで - and that's why...
    だったら - If that's the case then...
    かと言って - but even so...
    強いて言えば - If I had to say...
    となると - If that's the case then...
    それにしても - Even so...
    いずれにしても - In any case...
    というわけで - In conclusion...
    
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