それ points to the previous matter, and そうと sets that matter aside for now.
それ points to the previous matter, and そうと sets that matter aside for now.
What does それはそうと mean?
A cue to set aside one topic and move to another.
How do you read それはそうと?
It is read それはそうと, written sore wa sō to.
When would you use それはそうと?
Use it to pivot in a conversation when the previous point is already acknowledged.
How is それはそうと different from それにしても?
それにしても adds a comment about the same topic; this moves the conversation to another topic.
How does それはそうと change in a sentence?
It is a fixed connective and does not conjugate; a comma often follows it in writing.