Example: Es ist kein Wunder, dass er nach dem Rennen müde ist.
Definition
"Kein Wunder" is a German expression used to indicate that something is not surprising or expected. It translates to 'no wonder' in English and is often used to explain or emphasize why a particular outcome or situation is understandable, as in the phrase 'Es ist kein Wunder, dass er nach dem Rennen müde ist.'
Translations
no wonder
no es de extrañar
geen wonder
no és estrany
pas étonnant
Etymology
The phrase "kein Wunder" comes from the German words 'kein,' meaning 'no' or 'not any,' and 'Wunder,' meaning 'wonder' or 'miracle.' It literally means 'no wonder,' reflecting a straightforward negation of surprise. Did you know? This phrase is commonly used in everyday German to express that something is natural or unsurprising given the circumstances.
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