Translation of Polish word "jednakże" to English
jednakże
/jɛnˈt͡kʲavɛ/
Meaning
ConjunctionBut, yet, though, although.
How to use
The adversative conjunction 'jednakże' (however / nevertheless / yet) is a more formal or literary variant of 'jednak' (however) or 'ale' (but). Note: the source metadata leaves the POS class empty, but it is a conjunction. It requires a comma before it when it introduces a coordinate clause.
🇬🇧 English
however
Structure Guide
Polish Word: jednakże
Translation: however
Example Sentences
Chciałam pojechać do Warszawy, jednakże musiałam zostać w Krakowie.
I wanted to go to Warsaw, but I had to stay in Krakow.
Ona chciała pójść na imprezę, jednakże musiała pracować.
She wanted to go to the party, but she had to work.
Your personal vocabulary
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- jednakże nie— however not / but yet not
- okazało się jednakże— it turned out however
- jednakże musimy— however we must / have to
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The Polish word "jednakże" means "however" in English.
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