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Translation of Polish word "natomiast" to English

natomiast

/nɑtɔˈmʲaɕt/

Meaning

Conjunction

In contrast; whilst on the contrary; although.

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How to use

The adversative conjunction/adverb 'natomiast' (whereas / on the other hand / but) is used to contrast two clauses. Unlike 'ale' (but), it does not have to stand at the very beginning of the clause; it can stand after the subject (e.g., 'Ja piję kawę, on natomiast woli herbatę' — I drink coffee, he on the other hand prefers tea). Note: the source metadata mistakenly lists this as a conjunction but with empty/none POS class, let's establish it as a conjunction.

🇬🇧 English

whereas

Usage GuideWe use this word to express a contrast or a separate point.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: natomiast
Translation: whereas

Example Sentences

Ona lubi pić kawę, natomiast on preferuje herbata.

She likes to drink coffee, whereas he prefers tea.

Ona jest nauczycielką, natomiast on jest nauczycielem.

She is a teacher, whereas he is a teacher.

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Synonyms

whereas / and / but (postpositive conjunction)jednak

Common phrases

  • ja natomiastI on the other hand / whereas I
  • on natomiasthe on the other hand / whereas he
  • natomiast jeślion the other hand if / whereas if

This concept in other languages

Frequency rank: #842 in Polish

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What does the Polish word "natomiast" mean?

The Polish word "natomiast" means "whereas" in English.

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