Translation of Slovak word "okrem toho" to English
okrem toho
/ɔkrɛm tɔɦɔ/
How to use
Prepositional-pronominal adverbial phrase ('besides that', 'furthermore', 'moreover'). Composed of preposition 'okrem' (governing genitive) and pronoun 'toho'. Used as a discourse connector to introduce additional arguments or circumstances.
🇬🇧 English
besides
Example sentence
Rád čítam knihy, okrem toho mám rád aj filmy.
I like reading books, besides I also like watching movies.
Nemám rada kávu, okrem toho nemám rada ani čaj.
I don't like coffee, besides I also don't like tea.
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Common phrases
- okrem toho všetkého— on top of all that / besides all that
- a okrem toho— and besides / and furthermore
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What does the Slovak word "okrem toho" mean?▼
The Slovak word "okrem toho" means "besides" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Rád čítam knihy, okrem toho mám rád aj filmy." (which translates as "I like reading books, besides I also like watching movies.").
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