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"Most importantly" is a phrase which is often translated as "sobre todo", and "more importantly" is a phrase which is often translated as "lo que es más". Learn more about the difference between "most importantly" and "more importantly" below.
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b. lo que es más importante
He learned how to serve, how to fight, and, most importantly, how to love.Aprendió a servir, a luchar y, lo que es más importante, a amar.
c. más importante aún
I don't know you. Most importantly, I don't know if I can trust you.No te conozco. Más importante aún, no sé si puedo confiar en ti.
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I was learning a lot and, more importantly, was earning money.Estaba aprendiendo mucho y, lo que es más, estaba ganando dinero.
b. lo que es más importante
Yes, you have the chance to win a prize. But, more importantly, you'll be raising money for a good cause.Sí, tienes la posibilidad de ganar un premio. Pero, lo que es más importante, ayudarás a recaudar fondos para una buena causa.
