"Han er imidlertid min far."

Translation: He is, however, my father.

[IgorRusski]

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

[ThomasC96]

Luke? Is that you?

[the_Morag]

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

[wojo4hitz]

Noooo

[SARAsantagati]

Ahahaha
For me it was "fordi".
It's so cute I couldn't stop repeating it to myself!

[SantiAnnd]

For me it happened with "RET..."

[Weffdk]

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

[KILLEBILLE123]

me too, i would never say imidlertid, i would say either "imidlertidigt" or as you say: "han er dog..."

[zakiwis]

punctuation makes all the difference in understanding the English translation

[ChoraPoetka]

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

[satbirkira]

http://ordnet.dk/ddo/ordbog?query=imidlertid

[xiahashmi]

Although a native speaker will be able to see what word combination will give a "correct" answer for purposes of the app, "imidlertid" does not mean "however" at all. The item has been written by someone who does not speak both English and Danish to the level required to generate a correct translation and it should be corrected or removed entirely.

[Rich524475]

Imdlertid means in the meantime, meanwhile and however.

[kiwitini]

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"?

[PauliinaVe4]

Is this word the same as "emellertid" in Swedish?

[Sabinka645549]

Han er dog is the same ?

[DJsnob]

This sentence is completely wrong. The right translation is "He is temporarily my father"

[Annakohan]

midlertidig = temporary

imidlertid = however

[FabianRxse]

What does this sentence mean??? I don't get it.

[AzizOmar8]

How in the world do you pronounce "imidlertid", coz for the life of me I couldn't get it right!

[kaligoth]

I 've found in the comments the danish word "dog" instead "imidlertid". If I search for a translation I find completely other interpretations.

Danisch - German - English:
imidlertid - jedoch - however
dog - doch - however

Is the meaning for English people the same?

[MK_Shai]

My danish boyfriend says that means temporary, not however and was very confused by this translation. It's something I find very frustrating with this app.

[Mia.Ni]

I must say that imidlertid is indeed quite charming

[A-bold-one]

Couldnt it be "he, however, is my father"?

[Schplif]

I understand the need for direct translations but good lord what an atrocious sentance in english to use for educational purposes

[Lord-Grapha]

Weird,why not put however on the top?