'Como' to mean however?
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conjunctive phrase 1. whichever way, however (de cualquier modo que) como quiera que sea -> whatever the case may be
In the dictionary on this site, it states that 'como' can be used as a conjunction to mean 'however'. What perplexes me, is when to use como instead of sin embargo. Thanks for any replies in advance!
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updated Jul 27, 2012
posted by mattmattmatt21
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Use "como" when expressing in what way or manner something is/was done. Use "sin embargo" when expressing nevertheless, yet, still, though, yet.
updated Jul 27, 2012
edited by pescador1
posted by pescador1
Thanks! - mattmattmatt21, Jul 27, 2012
