List of conjunctions in German

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This page lists the conjunctions used in the German language in alphabetical order - regardless of whether they are secondary or subordinate conjunctions . The list does not claim to be complete.

A.

but
alone, out of date
as
as that
as if, as if
otherwise, otherwise
instead of that, instead of that
except
except
except when

B.

before
respectively
to

D.

there
in order to
that
because
the more
but

E.

ehe, eh
either ... or
on the one hand on the other hand

F.

if

G

same as

H

-

I.

in the event of
by doing
meanwhile, meanwhile
to the extent that
so far, so far

J

ever
- the ... the
- ever - ever
- the - the
however
however

M.

measured, out of date
minus

N

after this

O

if
although
although
although
although
or
without

P

plus

R.

respectively

S.

since
since
sintemal (en), obsolete
so
as soon as
so, so that
provided
as long as)
rather
so often
so very
so far
so little
such as
as well ... as
both - as well
instead of (with infinitive)

T

anyway (as a colloquial variant of though )

U

um (with infinitive)
all the more
the more - the
and
regardless

W.

while
during the
Meanwhile
neither - nor
because
if
unless
although
so what
how
how far
well
Where
in which
if so
whereas

Z

moreover
especially
though

Individual evidence

↑ Duden | on the one hand on the other hand. In: www.duden.de. Retrieved December 29, 2016 .
↑ used as an adverb and as a conjunction, cf. Online-Duden sv however (adv.) And Online-Duden sv however (conj.)
↑ Duden | at | Spelling, meaning, definition. Retrieved November 26, 2017 .
↑ used as a preposition and as a conjunction, cf. Online Duden sv regardless (prep.) And Online Duden sv regardless (conj.)