De fet
Example: De fet, avui fa un dia molt assolellat i agradable.
Definition
"De fet" is a Catalan expression used to introduce a statement that confirms or emphasizes the truth of what has been said before. It is equivalent to saying 'in fact' or 'actually' in English, often used to provide additional information or clarification.
Etymology
The expression "De fet" comes from Catalan, where 'de' means 'of' and 'fet' is the past participle of 'fer,' meaning 'to do' or 'to make.' Together, it literally translates as 'of fact' or 'in fact.' Did you know that it's commonly used in conversation to underscore a point or introduce a factual statement?
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