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also

/ˈʔalzoː/ conjunction A1

1. so, therefore

Englishso
Frenchdonc, ainsi
Portugueseentão, logo, portanto
Czechtakže, proto, tedy
Italianquindi, dunque, adunque
Spanishasí que, por eso
Dutchdus
Swedishså
Latinitaque, autem, ergo

2. therefore, consequently

Englishtherefore, consequently
Frenchpartant
Portugueseentão, portanto
Czechproto, tudíž
Italiandunque, quindi, perciò
Spanishpor ende
Dutchbijgevolg, daarom, daardoor
Swedishdärför
Latinautem, ergo, igitur

3. that is, that is to say, namely

Englishnamely, meaning, that is
Frenchc’est-à-dire
Portugueseisto é, ou seja, ou melhor
Czechto jest
Italianovvero, ossia, vale a dire
Spanisho sea, es decir
Dutchnamelijk, dat wil zeggen
Swedishdet vill säga
Latinscilicet, id est

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also

/ˈʔalzoː/ interjection A1

1. alright (Indicates agreement with something.)

Englishalright
Frenchcomme

2. so (Used as a lead-in or to start a new topic.)

Englishso, right
Frenchalors
Portugueseentão, aí
Czechtedy
Italianallora
Spanishentonces, pues
Dutchdus
Swedishså
Latinergo

3. An intensifier, indicates an emotional connection to the statement.

Englishintensifier

4. well (used to introduce a new sentence, idea or line of thought)

EnglishOK, well
Frenchbien, si, bon
Portuguesebem, tá
Czechdobře
Italianbeh
Spanishbien
Dutchnou, nou ja
Swedishnå, tja, nåja

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