~おかげで
A good result happened thanks to something
You’ll be able to credit a person, event, or circumstance for a favorable result.

おじいちゃんのおかげで、すぐにたき火をつけることができました。
ojiichan no okage de, sugu ni takibi o tsukeru koto ga dekimashita.
What do you think this sentence means?
Thanks to Grandpa, we were able to light the campfire right away.
Give credit for a good result
~おかげで means “thanks to.” It presents a person, event, or circumstance as the cause of a favorable result.
薬を飲んだおかげで、熱が下がりました。
kusuri o nonda okage de, netsu ga sagarimashita.
Thanks to taking the medicine, my fever went down.
天気がよかったおかげで、富士山がきれいに見えました。
tenki ga yokatta okage de, fujisan ga kirei ni miemashita.
Thanks to the good weather, we could see Mount Fuji clearly.
Name the positive cause
Use noun + のおかげで or a plain clause + おかげで before a good outcome. With people, it often expresses appreciation.
早く出たおかげで、電車に間に合った。
hayaku deta okage de, densha ni maniatta.
Thanks to leaving early, I caught the train.
駅員さんが親切に教えてくれたおかげで、迷わないで会場に着けた。
ekiin-san ga shinsetsu ni oshiete kureta okage de, mayowanai de kaijou ni tsuketa.
Thanks to the station staff member kindly showing me the way, I got to the venue without getting lost.
新しいエアコンのおかげで、今年の夏はよく眠れた。
atarashii eakon no okage de, kotoshi no natsu wa yoku nemureta.
Thanks to the new air conditioner, I slept well this summer.
毎朝ジョギングを続けたおかげで、階段を上っても疲れなくなった。
maiasa jogingu o tsuzuketa okage de, kaidan o nobotte mo tsukarenaku natta.
Thanks to keeping up my morning jogging, I no longer get tired climbing stairs.
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