"Han er imidlertid min far."

I find the danish translation of this sentence and the use of "imidlertid" very peculiar. Naturally I would replace it with "Han er dog..."

Luke? Is that you?

Recently, I started enjoying reading comments as much as I enjoyed translating those weird duosentences )) thank you guys!

Anyone else fall in love with "imidlertid"? I loved it from the very first time I encountered it in this lesson... imidlertid imidlertid imidlertid _

Anyone has a hint, how to pronounce this word correctly? I feel powerless :(

punctuation makes all the difference in understanding the English translation

Han er dog is the same ?

Could this also mean "He is still my father"? As in, "Sure, he sold his house to buy a convertible, but he is still my father"?

I must say that imidlertid is indeed quite charming

Imdlertid means in the meantime, meanwhile and however.