SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
dass/das/that (introducing a clause)
dass is a German subordinating conjunction that means that (introducing a clause). It is pronounced /das/.
Definitions
1.introduces a subordinate clause expressing a fact, statement, or thought(conjunction, clause introducer)
a.used to introduce nominal or content clauses after verbs of saying, thinking, or feeling
Ich weiß, dass er kommt.—I know that he is coming.
b.used after expressions of desire, doubt, or fear
Sie hofft, dass alles gut läuft.—She hopes that everything goes well.
Frequently asked questions
- What does "dass" mean in English?
- "dass" means that (introducing a clause). It is a German subordinating conjunction.
- How do you pronounce "dass"?
- "dass" is pronounced /das/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
- What part of speech is "dass"?
- "dass" is a subordinating conjunction in German.
