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Sogar - translation, pronunciation and examples

sogar
/ˈzoːɡaʁ/

even

🇩🇪 German
/ˈzoːɡaʁ/
Meaning of sogar

used for emphasis; surprisingly

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Part of speechadverb
Pronunciation/ˈzoːɡaʁ/
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How important is this wordvery often
even

When to use sogar

even better

noch besser

even more

noch mehr

even now

sogar jetzt

even today

sogar heute

even here

sogar hier

sogar usage examples

🇮🇹Italian🇩🇪German

Sie ist sogar früher gekommen.

🇮🇹Italian🇩🇪German

Das war sogar besser als erwartet.

Similar words

sogar

even — used for emphasis; surprisingly

sogar noch

Used to add extra emphasis with the idea of “still/even more”; often sounds like an added surprise or intensification.

selbst

Means “even” in the sense of including something surprising or unexpected.

ebenfalls

Means “also” or “too”; it does not express surprise and is not the same as “even.”

gar

Strengthens negation or surprise; often means “at all” or “completely,” and in some contexts can mean “even.”

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sogar synonyms

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What's the difference between sogar / sogar noch / selbst / ebenfalls / gar / eben

🇩🇪German
sogar

even — used for emphasis; surprisingly

A1Very Often

Sie ist sogar früher gekommen.

Она даже пришла раньше.

S
🇩🇪German
sogar noch

Used to add extra emphasis with the idea of “still/even more”; often sounds like an added surprise or intensification.

A1Rarely

Es ist sogar noch kälter als gestern.

Сегодня даже ещё холоднее, чем вчера.

S
🇩🇪German
selbst

Means “even” in the sense of including something surprising or unexpected.

A1Often

Selbst Kinder können dieses Spiel verstehen.

Даже дети могут понять эту игру.

E
🇩🇪German
ebenfalls

Means “also” or “too”; it does not express surprise and is not the same as “even.”

A1Very Often

Ich wünsche dir ebenfalls viel Erfolg.

Я тоже желаю тебе большого успеха.

G
🇩🇪German
gar

Strengthens negation or surprise; often means “at all” or “completely,” and in some contexts can mean “even.”

A1Often

Er will gar nicht kommen.

Он вообще не хочет приходить.

E
🇩🇪German
eben

Often means “exactly” or “just,” not “even”; it usually stresses precision or inevitability.

A1Very Often

Das ist eben so.

Так уж оно и есть.

G
🇩🇪German
gerade

Usually means “right now,” “exactly,” or “just”; it can sometimes add emphasis, but it is not always the same as “even.”

A1Very Often

Ich komme gerade nach Hause.

Я как раз иду домой.

G
🇩🇪German
gleich

More often means “immediately,” “same,” or “equal”; it is not a direct equivalent of “even.”

A1Very Often

Ich komme gleich zurück.

Я скоро вернусь.

A
🇩🇪German
auch

Means “also” or “too”; it can be close to “even” only in some emphatic contexts.

A1Very Often

Ich habe auch einen Bruder.

У меня тоже есть брат.

N
🇩🇪German
nicht einmal

Means “not even” and strengthens negation; it shows an even smaller degree than plain “not.”

A1Very Often

Er hat nicht einmal Zeit für ein Gespräch.

У него даже нет времени на разговор.

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How to pronounce sogar and what this word means

sogar translation: even. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce sogar

/ˈzoːɡaʁ/

sogar translation

even

sogar examples

Sie ist sogar früher gekommen.

sogar transcription

/ˈzoːɡaʁ/

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sogar meaning: what does it mean?

zur Betonung; überraschenderweise

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sogar is pronounced as /ˈzoːɡaʁ/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

sogar definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

Sie ist sogar früher gekommen. Translation: Она даже пришла раньше.

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