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so

/soʊ/ adjective A1 (estimated)

1. true

Germanso, so
Portugueseassim
Czechtak, tak
Italianallora, tale

2. in that state

Frenchle

3. so or such a distinguished, great, excellent, or important

Italiantale
Latintalis

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so

/soʊ/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. to a particular extent

Germanso, da, also
Frenchsi, alors, donc
Portuguesetão
Czechtak, tedy, takhle
Italiancosì, allora, talmente
Spanishtan, entonces, por lo tanto
Dutchzo, dus, dermate
Swedishså
Latintam, proinde

2. very

Germanso, sehr
Frenchsi, tellement, vraiment
Portuguesetão
Czechtak
Italiantanto, veramente
Spanishmás, tan
Dutchzo, zodanig
Swedishså
Latintam

3. slang: very much

Frenchtellement
Portuguesetão
Czechtak
Swedishså

4. in the same aformentioned manner

Germanso
Frenchainsi, comme ça
Portugueseassim
Czechtak
Italiancosì
Spanishasí
Dutchzo, zodanig
Swedishså
Latinsic, ita

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so

/soʊ/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. as a result

Germanalso
Frenchdonc, afin de
Portugueseentão
Czechtakže, tak, tedy
Italianquindi, allora, dunque
Spanishasí que, pues, por lo que
Dutchdus, alzo
Swedishså
Latinitaque, igitur

2. used to connect previous conversation or events to the following question

Spanishy bien

3. in order that

Germandamit, sodass
Frenchafin que, pour que
Portuguesepara que
Czechaby
Italianperché, affinché
Dutchzodat
Swedishså
Latinut

4. so

Germandass
Italianorbene
Spanishconque
Swedishatt
Latinenim

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so

/soʊ/ interjection A1 (estimated)

1. interjection used to introduce a new topic

Germanalso, na, sondern
Frenchalors, ben
Portugueseentão, aí
Czechtak
Italianallora
Spanishentonces, pues
Dutchdus, maar
Swedishså
Latinergo

2. short for so what

Germanna und, und
Swedishoch

3. now, well, so

Germannun
Frenchmaintenant, or
Czechteď, nyní, teďka
Italiandunque, adunque
Spanishahora
Dutchnu, nou

4. A filler, at the start of an utterance (to get someone's attention); listen, so, hey, etc. (compare "yeah")

Swedishjo

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