« however » en sept langues
Senshowever
Espagnol
/sin emˈbaɾgo/
autre source · Spanish 'without hindrance' (embargo, from embargar, Vulgar Latin *IMBARRICĀRE)
Français
/səpɑ̃dɑ̃/
autre source · French ce + pendant 'this (being) pending', from Latin PENDĒRE
Italien
/tuttaˈvia/
autre source · Italian tutta via 'all the way' (Latin TŌTAM + VIAM)
Portugais
/nu ẽˈtɐ̃tu/
autre source · no + entanto 'meanwhile' (Latin IN TANTUM)
Roumain
/ˈtotuʃi/
autre source · tot 'all' (Latin TŌTUM) + și 'and, also' (Latin SĪC)
Catalan
/tamməˈteʃ/
autre source · tan 'so' (Latin TAM) + mateix 'same' (spoken Latin *METIPSUM)
Anglais
/haʊˈɛvɚ/
anglais natif · Middle English how + ever
L’histoire
Three unrelated idioms: Spanish 'without hindrance', French 'this pending', Italian 'all the way'. Spanish embargo also means a seizure of goods, the sense English borrowed.
Parents anglais: embargo (es); pending, pendant (fr); via (it)
L’apprendre
Dans une phrase
- esEs caro. Sin embargo, merece la pena.
- frC'est cher. Cependant, ça en vaut la peine.
- itÈ caro. Tuttavia, ne vale la pena.
- ptÉ caro. No entanto, vale a pena.
- roE scump. Totuși, merită.
- caÉs car. Tanmateix, val la pena.
- enIt's expensive. However, it's worth it.
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