French · since, because
Since you say so.
Whatever!
Whatever!
Because I said so.
Because I said so.
Since it's so important, I'll take care of it.
I ran away without saying anything because I didn't want to lose our love.
I have spread my dreams beneath your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.
He who has love, is in God, and God is in him, for God is love.
You must be sad since you lost one of your friends.
I want to rest a little because all the homework is finished.
As long as you are here, we might as well begin.
Since you have nothing to do with this matter, you don't have to worry.
I'm thinking of going somewhere for a change of air, since my doctor advises me to.
Since you're here, you can help me.
Since I'm here, let me help you.
Since I'm here, let me help you.
I assume we're doing a pretty good job since no one has complained.
As long as we've driven this far, we might as well go on.
I don't buy ties anymore, because I don't need any more ties.
Since it's written in easy French, I can understand it.
Since happiness doesn't exist, we must strive to be happy without it.
I only ordered coffee, since I wasn't hungry.
Since you don't have anything to do, why not come fishing with me this weekend?
I know what's written on it because I wrote it.
But as I've told you, that has nothing to do with it!
Why do you say you're from San Francisco when you're actually from Hildesheim?
I do not regret having lived, since I have lived well.
I prefer not to eat meat because I'm vegetarian.
Since you look tired, you had better take a rest.
As more paper money came into use, the value fell.
The death of a talented man always saddens me, as the world needs them more than heaven does.
Because my husband has been admitted to hospital, I am writing on his behalf.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
"I'm not here to judge." — "Yes you are, since you're a part of the jury."
I'll do the dishes, since you've cooked.
As this is a cascade with multiple layers, it shouldn't be surprising that it's slow.
He's my uncle, since my dad is his brother.
Since the tense doesn't match the English sentence, I suggest changing it to present.
We need a new cutting board because the old one is too small.
You must give up smoking, as it is unhealthy.
We are worn out, because we have been uniting all day.
Why patch such a big tear?
Mr So-and-So is dead. Why would I bother going to his funeral since, I am certain, he won't come to mine?
I know what I'm talking about, since I was there.