Hi, I was wondering when should I use "indem" or "sodass" in a sentence. I understand these two have a similar meaning but I don't understand when should I use which. Thanks a lot!
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- mariamgarnesNovember 2015
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la-petite-sireneOctober 2018 indem implies simultaneity so dass implies a consequence |
la-petite-sireneOctober 2018 I never heard indem before. Reverso dictionary gives this translation : indem in•dem 1 conj a (=während der ganzen Zeit) while, whilst (Brit) liter (=in dem Augenblick) as indem er sich hinsetzte, sagte er ... sitting down, he said ..., as he sat down he said ... b (=dadurch, dass) indem man etw macht by doing sth 2 adv old meanwhile, (in the) meantime so dass just means the same as "so that" |