HomeQ&AHow is so written when it is used as a conclusion? "So, the facts prove you right, for example."
How is so written when it is used as a conclusion? "So, the facts prove you right, for example."
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How do I translate "so" when I'm using it as a conclusion? For example, "So, 1 + 1 = 2."
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updated DIC 29, 2010
posted by aschwartz
A "please" would have been nice. We don't WORK here. - geofc, JUN 7, 2010
I apologize, and thank each of you for your inputs. - aschwartz, JUN 8, 2010
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Most commonly "entonces".
updated DIC 29, 2010
posted by geofc
Also correct:) - FELIZ77, DIC 29, 2010
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"Así que ..." would also be possible.
updated DIC 29, 2010
posted by samdie
Voted for you samdie - your answer is as valid as any. - geofc, JUN 7, 2010
:) - FELIZ77, DIC 29, 2010
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"Entonces"
updated DIC 29, 2010
posted by ronaldq
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The correct form is "por lo tanto"
updated JUN 7, 2010
posted by julianPdC
The dictionary says "luego x es igual a 4." Should I use luego? Can I use asi que if "so" is the first word in the sentence? - aschwartz, JUN 7, 2010
Define "correct" this is language, not arithmetic. - geofc, JUN 7, 2010
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Hola:
Otra opción:
Por ende (it is the same as "por lo tanto" mentioned above).
updated DIC 29, 2010
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
