How do I use "choć" and "chociaż"?
I am not quite sure what is the difference between the two. When I use "choć", I use it with whole clauses, as in:
On pracuje, choć jest chory.
Can I use also "chociaż" in this sentence?
Also:
miła,(......) nieładna
Should I put "choć" or "chociaż" in the brackets, or both?
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of course you can use use both forms, but in my opinion "chociaż" is more free of misundestandings
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Choć mam 40 lat czuję się młodo=Chociaż mam 40 lat czuję sie młodo.
On pracuje choć jest stary or On pracuje chociaż jest stary.
Choć is the same Chociaż
Choć jest nieładna, jest miła.Chociaż nie jest ładna, to jest miła.
Król Batory nie mówił po polsku,choć był królem Polski.
Chociaż był królem Polski nie mówił po polsku.
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Choć mam 40 lat czuję się młodo=Chociaż mam 40 lat czuję sie młodo.
On pracuje choć jest stary or On pracuje chociaż jest stary.
Choć is the same Chociaż
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Considering it's etymological aspect, "chociaż" seems to be a somehow lengthened form of "choć". But, as it was said, there is no difference (if we don't count metrical forms of the poetry of course ;)
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Здрасти :-)по този вапрос питах приятелят ми и той каза че е напълно различно choc означавало нещто като ела "choc tu" chociaz означава макар да,въпреки че и т.н.А във изречението по горе мисля че трябва да е chociaz.
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