Usage examples of "Aber" in German with translation to English

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Sie ist arm, aber glücklich. She is poor, but happy.
Es ist hart, aber gerecht. It's harsh, but fair.
Aber die Möglichkeit scheint unwahrscheinlich. But the possibility seems unlikely.
Er ist jung, aber klug. He is young but clever.
Er war klein, aber stark. He was small, but strong.
Er ist reich, aber unfreundlich. He is rich, but he is unkind.
Er ist klein, aber stark. He is short, but he is strong.
Aber ich habe kein Geld. But I don't have money.
Aber das ist nicht wahr. But this is not true.
Er ist klein, aber kräftig. He is short but strong.
Er ist jung, aber erfahren. He is young, but experienced.
Aber das Universum ist unendlich. But the universe is infinite.
Kreditkarten sind nützlich aber gefährlich. Credit cards are useful but dangerous.
Aber niemand konnte mir helfen. But no man could help me.
Aber ich hatte keine Angst. But I wasn't afraid.
Aber es sah bequem aus. But it looked comfortable.
Nein, aber ich spiele Tennis. No, but I play tennis.
Aber er war auch aufgeregt. But he was excited too.
Der Satz ist sinnlos, aber korrekt. The sentence is senseless, but correct.
Aber jetzt lebe ich in Tokyo. But now I live in Tokyo.
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