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Joining two ideas

Because, if, although, or, whatever.

BECAUSE IT IS… / BECAUSE IT ISN'T… ཙང་ BECAUSE THERE IS… / BECAUSE I HAVE… ཙང་ BECAUSE I DID… / BECAUSE IT HAPPENED… ཙང་

ALTHOUGH IT IS… ན་ཡང་ ALTHOUGH THERE IS… / ALTHOUGH I HAVE… ན་ཡང་ ALTHOUGH I DO… / EVEN IF I CAN'T… ན་ཡང་

IF IT IS… / IF IT ISN'T… ན་ IF THERE IS… / IF I HAVE… ན་ IF YOU DO… / IF YOU DON'T… ན་ UNLESS YOU DO… ན་མ་གཏོགས་ IF I HAD… (BUT I DON'T / DIDN'T) པ་ཡིན་ན་

A OR B ? (IN QUESTIONS) A OR B (ཡང་ན་) ཡང་ན་

ANYWHERE / ANYTHING / NOBODY… WHEREVER / WHATEVER / WHOEVER… ན་ཡང་ WHETHER … OR NOT