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kinou ha samukatta kara, kooto wo kimasita.

昨き日のう　は　寒さむかった　から、　コート　を　着きました。kinou ha samukatta kara, kooto wo kimasita.
Because it was cold yesterday, I wore a coat.
kinou ha samukatta kara, kooto wo kimasita.
From Lesson 249:Explaining why with から less formally·Japanese
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