
obschon
although
Introduces a subordinate clause expressing a contrast or limitation; means “although” or “despite the fact that.”
Obschon es stark regnete, gingen sie zu Fuß nach Hause.
Although it was raining heavily, they walked home.
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although
Introduces a subordinate clause expressing a contrast or limitation; means “although” or “despite the fact that.”
Obschon es stark regnete, gingen sie zu Fuß nach Hause.
Although it was raining heavily, they walked home.
“Obschon” (although) introduces a subordinate clause; the conjugated verb comes at the end. A comma separates the subordinate clause from the main clause.
Obschon die Strecke weit war, fuhr er mit dem Fahrrad.
Although the route was long, he went by bicycle.
Sie ging spazieren, obschon sie sich müde fühlte.
She went for a walk, although she felt tired.
When the “obschon” (although) subordinate clause comes first, the conjugated verb in the main clause follows the comma immediately.
Obschon der Bus Verspätung hatte, erreichte sie pünktlich den Bahnhof.
Although the bus was delayed, she reached the station on time.
“Obschon” (although) often sounds literary or elevated and is used especially in carefully written texts.
Obschon der Vorschlag gut begründet war, wurde er nicht angenommen.
Although the proposal was well justified, it was not accepted.