"Natürlich!"

Translation: Of course!

[Yakov278489]

When does one use this word in German? I hear it a lot

[Maa249530]

Its kind of like "of course" or the "naturaly".

[ph.ZjXOOG]

it had only one option

[shpikat]

Should "certainly" also hit the meaning?

[AdityaSali4]

Shouldn't naturally be a more suitable translation cause Natür is Nature in german

[idk70740]

ugh i spelled it of coarse im stupid

[uknochiyah]

I love duolingo

[hades_06]

In google naturlich is called naturally

[Tsar_Izzu]

Yea, this is one of the things I dislike about Duolingo they give you an not completely accurate translation and it confuses the hell out of me. I wish they would have like a mode where you could see the exact definition if you know what I mean.

[K126Fox]

Well, natürlich is a very accurate translation of "of course".

[awkward.alec]

Duolingo gives you the translation of how the word is used, in relation to English! So while Natürlich directly translates to Naturally, Duolingo tells you its "of course" because thats how its used in context :)

[AllemPipapo]

If you touch each word you can see their definitions.

[ph.z2Vh0i]

Yes you are right

[ZuMako8_Momo]

If you type using a number pad on the right of your keyboard, you can use (on Windows) this combination: hold the "Alt" key and type on the number pad "0252." When you release, you'll get „ü“.

For Apple keyboards, it might also work if you hold down the "Command" key instead, I believe, or perhaps the "Option" key.

[SupahzTwitter]

Google and a bunch of other sites say "naturally" should be accepted.

[Robbie841648]

Howdo you get accents?

[Gargee180220]

If we don't have ü in our keyboard so how can we write it its wrong

[awkward.alec]

you can type ue and itll accept that