Used to end a conversation or introduce a remark, similar to English 'well then' or 'so'. Often appears at the beginning of a sentence to shift topics or wrap up.
Well then, let's move on to the next topic.
Indicates a logical conclusion or result, like 'if so' or 'in that case'. Commonly used to state a decision or consequence based on previous information.
So, tomorrow's meeting is canceled, right?
if that is the case; in that case; that way
Expresses a hypothetical or conditional meaning: 'if it's that way' or 'if that's the case'. Often used when considering a situation and its implications.
If that's the case, it's pointless, isn't it?
Used as a casual farewell, similar to 'bye then' or 'see you'. Often said when leaving or ending a conversation.
Bye then, see you tomorrow.