Growing a garden in an unpredictable climate takes patience. When an action happens or a fact remains true despite a difficult situation, use the conjunction yine de.
| nevertheless / still / yet (despite that) | yine de |
Translating to "nevertheless," "still," or "yet," yine de bridges two contrasting statements to introduce a contrary consequence. It typically sits at the beginning of the second clause.
| The climate of this region is very harsh; nevertheless, we want to plant seedlings. | Bu bölgenin iklimi çok çetin, yine de fide dikmek istiyoruz. |
| Gardening requires a lot of labor; nevertheless, the result is wonderful. | Bahçe işleri çok emek ister, yine de sonuç harikadır. |
It is perfect for narrating how you or your plants pushed through adverse conditions:
| It snowed in May; nevertheless, we worked with great dedication. | Mayıs ayında kar yağdı, yine de büyük bir özveriyle çalıştık. |
| The weather was very cold; nevertheless, we saw a few shoots in the soil. | Hava çok soğuktu, yine de toprakta birkaç filiz gördük. |
| The soil was dry; nevertheless, new shoots sprouted. | Toprak kuruydu, yine de yeni filizler yeşerdi. |
| My garden was very dry; nevertheless, it came to life with this rain. | Bahçem çok kuruydu, yine de bu yağmurla canlandı. |
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