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jedoch
German → American English
American English
however
drückt einen Gegensatz oder eine Einschränkung aus; bedeutet etwa „aber“, „dennoch“ oder „doch“
Ich wollte gehen, jedoch hatte ich keine Zeit.'Jedoch' is a formal connector and often appears in writing. It usually comes in the middle of a sentence or after the first clause, not at the very beginning of a spoken sentence as often as 'aber'.
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Frequently asked questions
What does “jedoch” mean in English?
“Jedoch” means “however,” “nevertheless,” or “yet,” depending on context.
Is “jedoch” the same as “aber”?
They are similar, but “jedoch” is usually more formal or written than “aber.”
How do you use “jedoch” in a German sentence?
Use it to contrast two ideas, often after a clause: “Es war teuer, jedoch gut.”
Can “jedoch” mean “but”?
Yes, in many contexts it can be translated as “but,” especially when it introduces a contrast.