No. 7,507 in German
glücklicherweise
Fortunately.
In a sentence
Glücklicherweise hat es heute nicht geregnet.
Fortunately, it did not rain today.
The word 'glücklicherweise' here is used at the beginning of the sentence to express relief or positive outcome, showing the speaker's emotional response to the given fact.
Wir mussten nicht lange warten, glücklicherweise.
We did not have to wait long, luckily.
'Glücklicherweise' is placed at the end of the sentence here, emphasizing the fortunate aspect of the situation in a reflective way.
Glücklicherweise gibt es eine Lösung für das Problem.
Fortunately, there is a solution to the problem.
The term 'glücklicherweise' is used here to express optimism about the existence of a solution, conveying the speaker's hopeful attitude.
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