jugyouryou ga takai node, waribiki ga aru to tasukarimasu.

Since the tuition fee is high, a discount would be helpful.

Breakdown of jugyouryou ga takai node, waribiki ga aru to tasukarimasu.

• が: subject particle
• と: conditional particle
• ので: reason particle
• ある: to exist/have

Questions & Answers about jugyouryou ga takai node, waribiki ga aru to tasukarimasu.

Why do we use が after 授業料 instead of は?

In this sentence 授業料が高いので, が marks 授業料 as the subject introducing new information (“the tuition is high”). Using は would make it the topic and imply a contrast or prior context (“As for the tuition, …”). Here the speaker simply states a fact to give a reason, so が is more natural.

What does ので mean, and how is it different from から?

ので connects two clauses to express a reason (“because/since”). It often sounds softer and more objective than から, which can feel more direct or subjective. In formal or polite requests, learners often choose ので to sound more considerate.

Why is 高い in its plain form instead of 高いです when using ので?

When you attach ので (a conjunction) to a verb or adjective, you use the plain (dictionary) form of that verb/adjective. So 高い + ので, not 高いですので. Inside a subordinate clause, plain form is standard—even in polite speech.

I see 割引 has no particle before it. How do I know it’s connected to ある?

割引 is a noun (“discount”). The particle が marks it as the subject of ある (“there is a discount”). You could write it as 割引がある, where が links the noun to the verb ある.