When do i use "Wohl", "eigentlich", "wirklich", "doch" and "schon"?
I know they may have different meanings, but many times i am confused as to how each particle is used. help?
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Eigentlich: if something is usually the Case, but this time it ins't
Wohl: as a noun: Wohl means something along the lines of "well-being". As a particle it has different usages. It signifies a presumption the Speakers has. "Das ist so" = That's the case, whereas "das ist wohl so" = that seems to be the Case
Wirklich is just truthfully.. i don't know what you don't unterstand about it. please provide an example,
Doch is used as a reaction to a negative statement. "Dir geht es nicht gut! - Doch, mir geht es gut"
Schon is "already". But it can also be used as "indeed"
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Have a look here: http://www.deutschegrammatik20.de/deutsche-grammatik-inhaltsverzeichnis/grammatiklisten/liste-redepartikel-und-ihre-signalfunktion/
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