No. 6,384 in Korean
않으니까
"Because it does not."
In a sentence
나는 아침밥을 먹지 않으니까 배가 고파.
I am hungry because I didn't have breakfast.
The word "않으니까" is used to indicate a reason ("because") derived from a negation ("I didn't eat").
비가 오지 않으니까 외출해도 된다.
It's okay to go out because it isn't raining.
"않으니까" here expresses a condition leading to a decision or allowance, based on a negation.
그는 나를 돕지 않으니까 할 수 없이 혼자 해야 돼.
I have to do it alone because he isn't helping me.
In this sentence, "않으니까" implies a cause related to an absence of action ("he isn't helping").
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