No. 13,097 in German
allerding
The correct German word is "allerdings," meaning "however," "certainly," or "indeed," depending on context.
In a sentence
Das ist allerdings eine interessante Idee.
That is indeed an interesting idea.
The word 'allerdings' is used here to emphasize agreement and add a sense of acknowledgment to the statement.
Ich komme mit, allerdings nur, wenn das Wetter gut ist.
I will come along, but only if the weather is good.
In this context, 'allerdings' introduces a conditional clause, specifying a condition under which the action will occur.
Allerdings, ich muss mich erst umziehen.
However, I need to change first.
Here, 'allerdings' is used as a standalone introductory word to signal a contradiction or modification to what has previously been said.
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