So
Translations of "so" (77 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | οἷος(in that state), οὕτως(true), τοιοῦτος(in that state), τοιόσδε(in that state), τοῖος(in that state), ὡς(true), οἷον(very), ὅσον(to a particular extent), ὡς(very), ἵνα(in order that), ὡς(in order that), ὥστε(as a result) | hoîos, hoútōs, toioûtos, toiósde, toîos, hōs, hoîon, hóson, hōs, hína, hōs, hṓste | |
| Arabic | فَـ(as a result), لِذَا(as a result), إيوا(interjection used to introduce a new topic), إِذًا(interjection used to introduce a new topic), طب(interjection used to introduce a new topic), ف(interjection used to introduce a new topic), فَ(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | fa-, li-ḏā, ʔīwa, ʔiḏan, ṭabb, fa, fa | |
| Armenian | այնքան(to a particular extent), ուստի(as a result) | aynkʻan, usti | |
| Azerbaijani | belə(in the same aformentioned manner), bu qədər(to a particular extent), elə(very), elə(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Basque | hain(very), ba(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Belarusian | так(to a particular extent) | tak | |
| Bengali | তাই(as a result) | tai | |
| Bulgarian | така́(to a particular extent) | taká | |
| Burmese | ဟုတ်(true) | hut | |
| Campidanese Sardinian | intzàndus(as a result) | — | |
| Catalan | això(true), açò(true), així(in the same aformentioned manner), tan(very), tan(to a particular extent), tan(slang: very much), així doncs(as a result), així que(as a result), perquè(in order that), així(interjection used to introduce a new topic), doncs(interjection used to introduce a new topic), i(short for so what) | — | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 咁(to a particular extent), 噉样(in the same aformentioned manner), 噉樣 /噉样(in the same aformentioned manner), 好(very) | gam³, hou² | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 太(very), 如此(in the same aformentioned manner), 很(very), 这么(to a particular extent), 这样(in the same aformentioned manner), 這樣 /这样(in the same aformentioned manner), 這麼 /这么(to a particular extent), 那么(to a particular extent), 那麼 /那么(to a particular extent), 非常(very), 以便(in order that), 因此(as a result), 所以(as a result), 那么(interjection used to introduce a new topic), 那麼 /那么(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | tài, rúcǐ, hěn, zhème, zhèyàng, nàme, nàme, fēicháng, yǐbiàn, yīncǐ, suǒyǐ, nàme, nàme | |
| Czech | tak(true), tak(very), tak(to a particular extent), tak(in the same aformentioned manner), tak(slang: very much), takhle(to a particular extent), takto(to a particular extent), aby(in order that), tak(as a result), takže(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Dalmatian | coisa(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Danish | sådan(true), så(very), så(to a particular extent), så(slang: very much), sådan(in the same aformentioned manner), så(in order that), og(short for so what), så(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Dutch | zo(very), zo(to a particular extent), zo(in the same aformentioned manner), zodanig(very), zodanig(in the same aformentioned manner), dus(as a result), zodat(in order that), zodoende(in order that), dus(interjection used to introduce a new topic), maar(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Esperanto | tiel(very), tiel(in the same aformentioned manner), tiom(to a particular extent), tre(slang: very much), por ke(in order that), nu(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Finnish | niin(true), näin(true), sellainen(in that state), niin(very), niin(to a particular extent), niin(in the same aformentioned manner), siten(in the same aformentioned manner), tosi(slang: very much), täten(in the same aformentioned manner), joten(as a result), jotta(in order that), niinpä(as a result), eli(interjection used to introduce a new topic), ja(short for so what) | — | |
| French | le(in that state), ainsi(in the same aformentioned manner), aussi(to a particular extent), comme ça(in the same aformentioned manner), si(very), tellement(very), tellement(slang: very much), vraiment(very), afin que(in order that), alors(as a result), donc(as a result), pour que(in order that), alors(interjection used to introduce a new topic), ben(interjection used to introduce a new topic), donc(interjection used to introduce a new topic), du coup(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Friulian | cussì(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Galician | entón(as a result), logo(as a result) | — | |
| Georgian | იმდენად(to a particular extent) | imdenad | |
| German | so(true), sehr(very), so(very), so(to a particular extent), so(in the same aformentioned manner), also(as a result), damit(in order that), sodass(in order that), um ... zu(in order that), also(interjection used to introduce a new topic), na und(short for so what) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐍃𐍅𐌰(in the same aformentioned manner) | swa | |
| Greek | έτσι(in the same aformentioned manner), τόσο(very), τόσο(to a particular extent), για να(in order that), γι’ αυτό(as a result), λοιπόν(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | étsi, tóso, tóso, gia na, gi’ aftó, loipón | |
| Hebrew | כך(in the same aformentioned manner), כל כך(very), כל כך(slang: very much), אָז(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | kax, az | |
| Hindi | इतना(very), इतना(to a particular extent), ऐसा(in the same aformentioned manner), यथा(to a particular extent), यथा(in the same aformentioned manner), कि(in order that), ताकि(in order that), तो(as a result), तो(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | itnā, itnā, aisā, yathā, yathā, ki, tāki, to, to | |
| Hungarian | igaz(true), így van(true), annyira(very), annyira(to a particular extent), annyira(slang: very much), ennyire(to a particular extent), ilyen(to a particular extent), olyan(very), olyan(to a particular extent), így(in the same aformentioned manner), úgy(in the same aformentioned manner), azért, hogy(in order that), ezért(as a result), hogy(in order that), így(as a result), úgyhogy(as a result), akkor(interjection used to introduce a new topic), hát akkor(interjection used to introduce a new topic), na(interjection used to introduce a new topic), na és(short for so what), na és aztán(short for so what), no(interjection used to introduce a new topic), nos(interjection used to introduce a new topic), és(interjection used to introduce a new topic), és akkor(short for so what), és aztán(short for so what) | — | |
| Icelandic | svona(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Ido | tante(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Indonesian | sangat(very), jadi(as a result) | — | |
| Ingrian | niin(to a particular extent), niin(in the same aformentioned manner), noin(to a particular extent), noin(in the same aformentioned manner), näin(to a particular extent), näin(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Iraqi Arabic | لعد(interjection used to introduce a new topic), چا(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | laʕad, čā | |
| Irish | chomh(to a particular extent), dá bhrí sin(as a result) | — | |
| Istriot | cussèi(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Italian | così(to a particular extent), così(in the same aformentioned manner), tanto(very), tanto(to a particular extent), veramente(very), affinché(in order that), allora(as a result), perché(in order that), allora(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Japanese | そう(true), そう(in that state), このように(to a particular extent), このように(in the same aformentioned manner), こんなに(to a particular extent), そう(to a particular extent), それほど(to a particular extent), とても(very), ために(in order that), だから(as a result), じゃ(interjection used to introduce a new topic), そう(interjection used to introduce a new topic), では(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | sō, sō, kono yō ni, sono yō ni, konna ni, sō, sorehodo, totemo, dakara, sō, de wa | |
| Kashubian | tak(to a particular extent) | — | |
| Korean | 그래(true), 그렇게(to a particular extent), 그렇게(in the same aformentioned manner), 너무(very), 매우(very), 그래서(as a result), 으로(in order that), 하기 위해(in order that) | geurae, geureoke, geureoke, neomu, mae'u, geuraeseo, euro, hagi wihae | |
| Ladino | dunke(as a result) | — | |
| Latin | sic(in the same aformentioned manner), tam(very), tam(to a particular extent), igitur(as a result), ut(in order that), ergo(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Lutuv | caacuonakawta(in order that) | — | |
| Macedonian | та́ка(to a particular extent) | táka | |
| Malay | nya(very), sangat(very), agar(in order that), jadi(in order that), jadi(as a result), supaya(in order that), jadi(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Malayalam | അങ്ങനെ(as a result) | aṅṅane | |
| Māori | pēnā(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Northern Kurdish | gelekî(very), pir(very), wisa(very) | — | |
| Norwegian | slik(in the same aformentioned manner), så(very), så(to a particular extent), så(in order that) | — | |
| Occitan | aital(in the same aformentioned manner), tan(very), tan(to a particular extent) | — | |
| Old English | swā(very), swā(to a particular extent), swā(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Pashto | نو(as a result), چې(in order that) | no, če | |
| Persian | پس(as a result), باری(interjection used to introduce a new topic), پس(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | pas, bâri, pas | |
| Polish | aż(to a particular extent), tak(very), tak(to a particular extent), tak(in the same aformentioned manner), aby(in order that), dlatego(as a result), przeto(as a result), tak że(as a result), toteż(as a result), więc(as a result), zatem(as a result), żeby(in order that), cóż, więc(interjection used to introduce a new topic), no(interjection used to introduce a new topic), no i(interjection used to introduce a new topic), tak więc(interjection used to introduce a new topic), zatem(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Portuguese | assim(true), assim(in the same aformentioned manner), da mesma forma(in the same aformentioned manner), tão(very), tão(to a particular extent), tão(slang: very much), então(as a result), para que(in order that), aí(interjection used to introduce a new topic), daí(interjection used to introduce a new topic), então(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Romanian | atât(very), atât(to a particular extent), atât(slang: very much), așa(in the same aformentioned manner), așa că(as a result), ca să(in order that), deci(as a result), pentru(in order that) | — | |
| Russian | так(true), тако́й(in that state), о́чень(very), о́чень(slang: very much), так(very), так(to a particular extent), так(in the same aformentioned manner), так(slang: very much), и(as a result), поэ́тому(as a result), та́к что(as a result), что́бы(in order that), ита́к(interjection used to introduce a new topic), так(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | tak, takój, óčenʹ, óčenʹ, tak, tak, tak, tak, i, poétomu, ták što, štóby, iták, tak | |
| Sanskrit | एवम्(to a particular extent), एवम्(in the same aformentioned manner), यथा(to a particular extent), यथा(in the same aformentioned manner) | evam, evam, yathā, yathā | |
| Sardinian | assora(as a result), tando(as a result) | — | |
| Sassarese | tandu(as a result) | — | |
| Scottish Gaelic | cho(very), cho(to a particular extent), los(as a result), mar sin(in order that) | — | |
| Serbo-Croatian | tàkō(to a particular extent), та̀ко̄(to a particular extent), dakle(as a result) | — | |
| Slovak | tak(to a particular extent), takto(to a particular extent), takže(as a result) | — | |
| Slovene | tako(very), tako(to a particular extent), tako(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Spanish | así(in the same aformentioned manner), más(very), tan(very), tan(to a particular extent), ansina [es] que(as a result), así que(as a result), conque(as a result), entonce (disused)(as a result), entonces(as a result), ergo(as a result), para que(in order that), por consiguiente(as a result), por cuanto(as a result), por ello(as a result), por ende(as a result), por lo que(as a result), por lo tanto(as a result), por tanto(as a result), y bien(used to connect previous conversation or events to the following question), entonce(interjection used to introduce a new topic), entonces(interjection used to introduce a new topic), pos(interjection used to introduce a new topic), pues(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | rural | |
| Swahili | hivyo(as a result) | — | |
| Swedish | så(very), så(to a particular extent), så(in the same aformentioned manner), så(slang: very much), därför(as a result), så(in order that), så(as a result), och(short for so what), så(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | — | |
| Thai | มาก(to a particular extent), เพื่อให้(in the same aformentioned manner), ดังนั้น(as a result), เพื่อ(in order that) | mâak, pêua hâi, dang nán, pʉ̂ʉa | |
| Turkish | böyle(in the same aformentioned manner), kadar(to a particular extent), o kadar(very), öyle(in the same aformentioned manner), şöyle(in the same aformentioned manner), bu yüzden(as a result), o yüzden(as a result) | — | |
| Ukrainian | ду́же(very), ду́же(slang: very much), так(to a particular extent), так(in the same aformentioned manner), так(slang: very much), аби(in order that), так що(as a result), тому́(as a result), щоб(in order that), отже(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | dúže, dúže, tak, tak, tak, aby, tak ščo, tomú, ščob, otže | |
| Urdu | اتنا(to a particular extent), تو(interjection used to introduce a new topic) | itnā, to | |
| Venetan | cusì(in the same aformentioned manner) | — | |
| Vietnamese | lém(very), lắm(very), như vậy(to a particular extent), rất(very), vậy(to a particular extent), nên(as a result), thành ra(as a result), thành thử(as a result), thế nên(as a result), vậy nên(as a result), để cho(in order that) | — | |
| Volapük | so(very) | — | |
| Walloon | come ça(in the same aformentioned manner), come çoula(in the same aformentioned manner), inla(in the same aformentioned manner), insi(in the same aformentioned manner), si(very), si(to a particular extent), si télmint(very) | — | |
| Welsh | mor(very), fel(in order that), felly(as a result) | — | |
| Yiddish | כּדי(in order that) | kedey |
οἷος, οὕτως, τοιοῦτος, τοιόσδε, τοῖος, ὡς, οἷον, ὅσον, ὡς, ἵνα, ὡς, ὥστε
hoîos, hoútōs, toioûtos, toiósde, toîos, hōs, hoîon, hóson, hōs, hína, hōs, hṓste
belə, bu qədər, elə, elə
hain, ba
intzàndus
això, açò, així, tan, tan, tan, així doncs, així que, perquè, així, doncs, i
太, 如此, 很, 这么, 这样, 這樣 /这样, 這麼 /这么, 那么, 那麼 /那么, 非常, 以便, 因此, 所以, 那么, 那麼 /那么
tài, rúcǐ, hěn, zhème, zhèyàng, nàme, nàme, fēicháng, yǐbiàn, yīncǐ, suǒyǐ, nàme, nàme
tak, tak, tak, tak, tak, takhle, takto, aby, tak, takže
coisa
sådan, så, så, så, sådan, så, og, så
zo, zo, zo, zodanig, zodanig, dus, zodat, zodoende, dus, maar
tiel, tiel, tiom, tre, por ke, nu
niin, näin, sellainen, niin, niin, niin, siten, tosi, täten, joten, jotta, niinpä, eli, ja
le, ainsi, aussi, comme ça, si, tellement, tellement, vraiment, afin que, alors, donc, pour que, alors, ben, donc, du coup
cussì
entón, logo
so, sehr, so, so, so, also, damit, sodass, um ... zu, also, na und
igaz, így van, annyira, annyira, annyira, ennyire, ilyen, olyan, olyan, így, úgy, azért, hogy, ezért, hogy, így, úgyhogy, akkor, hát akkor, na, na és, na és aztán, no, nos, és, és akkor, és aztán
svona
tante
sangat, jadi
niin, niin, noin, noin, näin, näin
chomh, dá bhrí sin
cussèi
così, così, tanto, tanto, veramente, affinché, allora, perché, allora
そう, そう, このように, このように, こんなに, そう, それほど, とても, ために, だから, じゃ, そう, では
sō, sō, kono yō ni, sono yō ni, konna ni, sō, sorehodo, totemo, dakara, sō, de wa
tak
그래, 그렇게, 그렇게, 너무, 매우, 그래서, 으로, 하기 위해
geurae, geureoke, geureoke, neomu, mae'u, geuraeseo, euro, hagi wihae
dunke
sic, tam, tam, igitur, ut, ergo
caacuonakawta
nya, sangat, agar, jadi, jadi, supaya, jadi
pēnā
gelekî, pir, wisa
slik, så, så, så
aital, tan, tan
swā, swā, swā
aż, tak, tak, tak, aby, dlatego, przeto, tak że, toteż, więc, zatem, żeby, cóż, więc, no, no i, tak więc, zatem
assim, assim, da mesma forma, tão, tão, tão, então, para que, aí, daí, então
atât, atât, atât, așa, așa că, ca să, deci, pentru
так, тако́й, о́чень, о́чень, так, так, так, так, и, поэ́тому, та́к что, что́бы, ита́к, так
tak, takój, óčenʹ, óčenʹ, tak, tak, tak, tak, i, poétomu, ták što, štóby, iták, tak
assora, tando
tandu
cho, cho, los, mar sin
tàkō, та̀ко̄, dakle
tak, takto, takže
tako, tako, tako
así, más, tan, tan, ansina [es] que, así que, conque, entonce (disused), entonces, ergo, para que, por consiguiente, por cuanto, por ello, por ende, por lo que, por lo tanto, por tanto, y bien, entonce, entonces, pos, pues
rural
hivyo
så, så, så, så, därför, så, så, och, så
böyle, kadar, o kadar, öyle, şöyle, bu yüzden, o yüzden
ду́же, ду́же, так, так, так, аби, так що, тому́, щоб, отже
dúže, dúže, tak, tak, tak, aby, tak ščo, tomú, ščob, otže
cusì
lém, lắm, như vậy, rất, vậy, nên, thành ra, thành thử, thế nên, vậy nên, để cho
so
come ça, come çoula, inla, insi, si, si, si télmint
mor, fel, felly
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