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also — German adverb · Kenne

adverb#80 by frequency

also

/ˈʔalzoː/

then, thus, so, hence; Used to introduce additional information about something previously mentioned

Meanings

1
then, thus, so, hence — Used to connect a sentence or clause with previous information.
- Ich will, also kann ich!
  I want to, so I can!
  Tatoeba · Pfirsichbaeumchen · CC BY 2.0 FR
- Du darfst das also, ich aber nicht?
  So you're allowed to do that and I'm not?
  Tatoeba · Waldelfe · CC BY 2.0 FR
2
Used to introduce additional information about something previously mentioned
3
thus, in this wayrare

conjnot in the study set

also

/ˈʔalzoː/

so, therefore

Meanings

1
so, therefore

interjectionnot in the study set

also

/ˈʔalzoː/

alright; so; Used to resume an interrupted train of thought; An intensifier, indicates an emotional connection to the statement

Meanings

1
alright — Indicates agreement with something.
2
so — Used as a lead-in or to start a new topic.
3
Used to resume an interrupted train of thought
4
An intensifier, indicates an emotional connection to the statement