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但是 (dànshì) is used to express contrast or opposition between two ideas. It is often translated as "but" in English. For example, 他不聪明,但是他很勤奋 (tā bù cōngmíng , dànshì tā hěn qínfèn) - He is not very smart, but he is very hardworking.
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但是 (dànshì) is a conjunction that means "but" in English. It is typically used in both formal and informal contexts. In formal contexts, it is often used in written language, such as in essays, reports, or formal speeches. In informal contexts, it is commonly used in spoken language, such as in conversations or casual writing.
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1. 然而 (ránér): "However"
2. 不过 (bùguò): "However" or "Nevertheless"
3. 可是 (kěshì): "But"
4. 而 (ér): "But" or "Yet"
5. 却 (què): "But" or "Yet"
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