denn : definition of denn and synonyms of denn (German)
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Falls can sometimes be used instead of wenn to express possibility. Die meisten Autos haben einen Viertakt-Motor, während der Trabant einen Zweitakt-Motor hat, wie ein Motorrad oder eine Kettensäge. Even after reading this explanation, you're likely to sometimes confuse prepositions and conjunctions.
deshalb vs. weil - So here you have pretty much a word to word translation in the same order.
Time to focus on German and our word today is schon pron. I am sure no matter in which top 100 list you look you will find schon synonym denn. It is not only one of the most useful but also most confusing words… just like doch or eben. I know you fancy yourself a tough word, but students of German are tough, too. They take on cases for breakfast, man, and synonym denn it is ooon… You are sooo going doooown. There is another word that looks quite similar to schon. The only difference is that it is wearing make-up check out the brand. Why is it wearing make up. Because it wants to be beauti… ok I think you got it :. Schon is closely related to schön many of you probably know as beautiful. And synonym denn is in fact also the root of the English word to show. And there is even a closer relative of schonin English: a scone read more which is a highly prized bakery delicacy. So… schon originally meant nicely or beautifully. From there it shifted synonym denn and more toward satisfyingly, which is not so far away from completely and thus we have already reached the first meaning of schon. Now what about the negative. So, what if there is a not involved. For the most part English would use not yet to phrase that, but in some occasions not already might work as well. Nicht schon never works and will always be noch nicht. Already has a notion of accomplishment so there needs to be something that is being accomplished. Here, schon indicates that 12 is considered somewhat early either by me, the listener or the general public. So… it is really vague. So by changing just one word I can look at the same fact from 2 different points of view and this shows that schon is a little more general than already, with its rather strong notion of accomplishment. But I think for daily life it is safe to just think of schon as already. Now, before we get to the other schon the weird confusing hard to translate filler schon there are 2 kind of fixed expressions that you really need to know. I am sure they will sound familiar. The first one is schon wieder. The dictionary tells us that againmeans wieder… but in fact wiederalone just expresses the idea that something is re-occurring. The second fixed expression with schon is schon mal… what. Oh, oh yes I know you want mal explained. I will do it in… Synonym denn …. It is like with l instead of r So… in statements, schon mal pretty much expresses the idea of already. We have reached base-camp, if you remember my climbing metaphor. Schon — coloring orders Good news for all native speakers of American English: schon in imperative sentences commands is not going to be a new concept for you because just like already, schon expresses impatience in those sentences. I am not sure as to how strong adding already is in this context but schoncan have different intensities and it really comes down to how you say it. You can say either example in a really nice, encouraging way or you can flat out bark it at someone. But anyway… so schon used in giving orders can be anything from encouraging to really pushy. Schon — coloring statements The Duden, a German reference for word meaning and spelling, lists up to 8 possible meanings for the coloring- schon check them out. The first group of sentences using schon as a color are meant to encourage someone. That makes it different from an intensifier like really. Those are legit questions and when you look up other explanations for schon, including the Duden one, you will read that these schons make the statement sound less convincing than it would be without it and that schon sets up the but. But frankly, I think that is missing the point and creates 2 contradictory meanings reassuring vs skeptical where one would be enough. There is a slightly skeptical, doubtful tone to schon here but it is not contradicting the dispersing doubt idea…. Wow… this is a really heavy climb : … but this was the toughest part. But it can remain very skeptical. At time it can sound very skeptical and doubtful in general but at least the part before schon is assured. But Synonym denn am on a diet right now. In the first example it evaporates doubts that Thomas could do anything of consequence for me. In the second one it leaves no doubt that nothing will be achieved and so on. Then, there are those statements that are said as a question affirmative questions and schon is often part of those. Again, schon has something to do with dispersing doubt. Without schon, it would be a simple affirmative question. Schon adds the notion that I have actually little doubt that what I am saying is true and I would be really surprised if the answer was no. So with schon I just want affirmation of what I already consider to be a fact. Yes, it is and in these sentences the 2 words are really close. But there is a difference. The schon sounds waaaaaay more convinced. It almost affirms itself because it has doubt dispersing powers while doch is yearning for affirmation because it is just not sure. Let me try to capture that in English. I thought you had a license. The schonversion could be said by a police officer synonym denn upon your saying that you have no license to show. So… schon is way more sure of itself than doch is in affirmative questions. So what exactly does the schon do here. It accepts or concedes that there is no way around what is said before and at the same time it sets up a condition of yours. So … does that tie in with the dispersing doubt idea. Well, it kind of does. Schon verbally admits that all your hope of dodging the romantic comedy is lost. Not because of schon, but schon expresses it. And by the way We made it!!!!. We have reached the top of the mountain. And I am really exhausted and I am sure you are, too. So… here is the quick recap. Schon comes from schön which means beautiful. Schon often means already and it is the direct opposite of erst, which has no English translation. As a coloring particle schon always disperses some doubt, but it can still sound very skeptical. I just tried to synonym denn it down as much as possible. So… if you have any questions or suggestions or if my English synonym denn are wrong or if I missed a notion of schonor if you just synonym denn to express that you are tired, please leave me a comment. I hope you liked it and see you next time. Oh … and if you need to chill out now… here is a song that I find really relaxing synonym denn enjoy Ohhh man, that was a tough climb, glad im schon fertig. I just wanted to point out that we at least in amarica do infact use already for the third kind of schon you mentiond. If were already watching a rom-com romance comedy then we might as well have dirty hot s… Make it a schmalzy one. Interesting to read, as schon is one of those words that kind of sneaked into my vocabulary without too much active learning. As for the finer nuances you could now say that you specifically mark the affirmative if indeed there is some doubt. Hope that helps clearing up things further. Sorry for the huge delay with the answer by the way. Something is wrong with my comment feed. Ich komme morgen schon um 9 Uhr vorbei. Ah, das ist schon frueh. It actually feels like the 2nd schon is an intensifier for one form of really or indeed. Am I correct in understanding this and does this 2nd schon fit into any of the examples that you provided. This one will definitely take a couples reads and some practice. It would sound really weird to me. Also, Synonym denn assume the schon mal phrasing is actually a shortened schon einmal, correct. In my lessons we were taught those questions using the synonym denn schon einmal. Also, I think mal has taken on an own nuance in that situation. I synonym denn some people would even write schonmal as one word so…. Well, in fact I was always good in math indeed, but I would never have thought, that he would win the nobel-price. Deshalb sein Nobelpreis keine Überraschung. He has always been good at math. So his nobel price is no surprise. But that difference might just be in my head. Anyway, the second synonym denn does something else: that he still is good. Thanks so much for all the explanations. Hey thanks a lot for the examples. They really match the respective vibe of the German ones : … as for the rework… I am still kind of undecided about whether or not to do it. You should write a book like this. That is a nice question… I have actually never really realized that schon and zwar can both set up a but. Schon may or may not. So if you want clarity right away… use zwar. And then, their scope is different. You can use zwar in the second example and schon in the first but it sounds a little different. Schon is such a difficult word to understand but now I think I understand it a little better. I really do love your blog. I wonder if you could help with this sentence. What does schon do in this sentence. Es gab eine Chance, das es besser ist, aber die ist vorbei. Das zweite ist Konditional Gegenwart… das heißt, eine Sache ist eine Hypotese, ist aber noch möglich. Zum Beispiel… ich weiß nicht genau, wie gut etwas war. Ich habe nur eine Vermutung. Dann sage ich: — Ich glaube es war auf einer Skala von 1 bis 10 eine 4, aber es könnte besser gewessen sein. Sie sind also ziemlich verschieden. Ich hoffe das hilft : Ja, das hilft danke. Noch eine Frage tut mir Leid, aber ich habe zu lange mit diesem Problem gekämpft. Synonym denn English version you mentioned is probably more like — Es konnte besser sein. Wie dem auch sei… niemand würde das in Deutsch sagen und ich habe Problem es zu verstehen… also, genau zu verstehen, was gemeint ist. Ich würde denken, dass du einfach Umlaut vergessen hast. Obwohl muss ich ergänzen, daß ich kein Deutscher bin und falls Sie irgendeinen Fehler gemerkt haben, weisen mich bitte darauf hin. Ich glaube daß es fünf formen synonym denn, welche verwirrend zu sein scheinen. Wie es sich klar sein lässt, in den Sätzen eins und zwei die Form ´konnte´ verwendet worden ist, womit man unbedigt eine Tatsache, die in vergangenheit geschehen ist, berichten will; wohingegen ´können´ die Konjuktivform oder so gennante Möglichkeitform ist. Es heißt nur Zweifel, Möglichkeit, Unsicherheit usw. Außerdem scheint es daß der Unterschied zwischen erstem und zweitem Satz nur im präzisen Zeitpunkt liegt, wie zwischen Englischen Zeitpunkten ´past simple´ und ´present perfect´, welche man zur Beschreibung der vergangenen Zeit nutzt. Trotzdem muss ich mal gestehen, ich bin keinem Satz wie so Nummer zwei schon mal begegnet und würde den lieber durch ´´Es hat besser sein können´´ ersetzen. Mehr oder wenniger könnte Dasselbe für Nummer drei und vier gesagt werden. Aber wie Emanuel schon erklärt hat die beiden in Gegenwart angewendet werden. Gewissheit 100% Synonym denn könnte besser sein. Gewissheit 50% Schließlich hat Emanuel im letzten Fall ganz Recht. Er handelt sich um versäumte Gelegenheit, die nicht mehr besteht. Hoffentlich hilft es Ja, Nummer 2 ist definitiv eher theoretisch. Das heißt — … they appear to be confusing. Die wollte doch eigentlich um 7 da sein. They do share the notion of approval, that much is synonym denn. Both are in synonym denn way affirming the statement. But at least to me they have a quite different vibe. Do you want to use it in German speaking countries. The meaning of already in Hebrew captures most of the meaning even the rhetorical one of schon. I guess it has to do with Yiddish influence on synonym denn modern Hebrew. Like… the word would fit every single use case and nothing more. I think with your pool of languages you have a pretty high chance to find a good match because all three are not that closely related. Sorry for the delayed reply. Wenn ich das schon machen muss, dann will ich aber auf jeden Fall das und das.
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The street being wet is an argument for saying that it has rained, because the street being wet is the result of it having rained. Bis usually means until, but can also mean by the time or by. So his nobel price is no surprise. So … does that tie in with the dispersing doubt idea? Speravir: To make it clearer: The problem arising currently is that weil and denn are being used synonymously when they are grammatically not. We are eating at the restaurant because we are celebrating a birthday. Manchmal hilft die Inversion, die Bedeutung des Satzes zu erklären, wenn man sich z. The only differences are that t hey require different word order since weil is a subordinating conjunction , and that denn-clauses cannot start a sentence.
