Notices by Suguru Hirahara (suguru@mstdn.progressiv.dev)

@codewiz Also I agree with the informality of "ので" compared with "ため".

The more formal one is "ゆえに" (hence), but it is unnatural in verbal communication.

@codewiz I think your understanding is correct. Here are some examples:

- 私はあなたのためにこれを買いました: I bought this for (the sake of ) you.
- ここに行く（ため : can be omitted）には、電車に乗る必要があります: you need to take a train in order to go there.
- 天気がよくないので、家にいようと思います: I will stay at home due to (because of) bad weather. How about you?
- 気温上昇のため、アイスクリームがよく売れている: Ice cream is well sold thanks to warm temperature.

@codewiz

FYI "忙しいために遊びに行けません" works but sounds unnatural. I would suggest to use "忙しいので遊びに行けません" or remove "に" to make it "忙しいため遊びに行けません".

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