One word, ten languages

English · English

how

/haʊ/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. in what manner — see also how so

Germanwie
Frenchcomment
Portuguesecomo
Czechjak
Italiancome
Spanishcómo
Dutchhoe, wat
Swedishhur
Latinquomodo, quare, quemadmodum

2. to what degree — see also to the point

Germanwie
Frenchcomment
Portuguesequanto, o quanto
Czechjak
Italianquanto
Spanishlo
Dutchhoe
Swedishhur
Latinquam

3. in what state — see also how are you, how's it going

Germanwie
Frenchcomment
Portuguesecomo
Czechjak
Italiancome
Dutchhoe
Latinquomodo

4. used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings — see also what, so

Germanwie
Frenchque, comme
Portugueseque, quão
Czechjak
Italianche
Spanishcómo, cuán
Dutchhoe
Swedishså

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English · English

how

/haʊ/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. how, like

Germanwie
Frenchcomme, comme
Portuguesequando
Czechjak, jako
Italianquanto
Spanishcomo
Dutchhoe, zoals
Swedishnär
Latinquam

2. how, that, so that, to, in order to, in order that; introduces the subject or object clause of a verb, purpose or effect; note that quō replaces ut when there is a comparative in the subordinate clause of purpose.

Germandass, damit
Frenchafin que
Portugueseque, para que, de modo que
Czechjak, aby
Italianche, perché, affinché
Spanishque, para que, a fin de
Dutchzodat, opdat, dat
Swedishatt, så, så att
Latinut

3. how (in which way)

Portuguesecomo
Spanishcomo

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