Hello!
Reading a German textbook I found the the following exampe sentence,
demonstrating usage of the conjunction "wenn":
"Wenn sie am Meer saß und Zeitung las, fühlte sie sich wie im Paradies."
Oddily enough, it occured to me that actually "als" would be my first choice
to convey this temporal function; I could also use "während".
Am I wrong on this? Or is it more usual for a German speaker to just say: "
"ALS sie am Meer saß und Zeitung las, fühlte sie sich wie im Paradies."
Thanks
Dimhollow.
Reading a German textbook I found the the following exampe sentence,
demonstrating usage of the conjunction "wenn":
"Wenn sie am Meer saß und Zeitung las, fühlte sie sich wie im Paradies."
Oddily enough, it occured to me that actually "als" would be my first choice
to convey this temporal function; I could also use "während".
Am I wrong on this? Or is it more usual for a German speaker to just say: "
"ALS sie am Meer saß und Zeitung las, fühlte sie sich wie im Paradies."
Thanks
Dimhollow.