#what's the difference between dann und denn ?
9 messages · Page 1 of 1 (latest)
dann means then and denn is similar to "weil" which means because
We use dann to describe a temporal sequence. Something happens after something else has happened. The word ‘denn’ can be used to give a reason for something. In this case, the word ‘denn’ means ‘because’.
Denn is also a modal particle
zB Was machst du denn da drüber
If your ‘then’ adds no inherent value to your sentence, it might be ‘denn’ (in modal particle form)
really nothing much is similar other than how they sound
Vielen dank euch allen !! Das is hilfreich
Hitte shön 😁