Kein Wunder
Example: Es regnet viel, kein Wunder, dass es nass ist.
Definition
"Kein Wunder" is a German expression used to indicate that something is not surprising or unexpected, often because it is obvious or logical given the circumstances. For example, in the phrase 'Es regnet viel, kein Wunder, dass es nass ist,' it means 'No wonder it is wet.'
Translations
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no wonder -
no es de extrañar -
geen wonder -
no és estrany -
ce n'est pas étonnant
Etymology
The phrase "kein Wunder" literally translates to 'no wonder' in English. It combines 'kein,' meaning 'no' or 'none,' and 'Wunder,' meaning 'wonder' or 'miracle.' It has been used in German to express the naturalness or obviousness of a situation, similar to the English expression.
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