How to Say ‘Normally, yes’ in German
Normalerweise schon
nor-MAH-ler-vy-zeh shohn
[nor-MAH-ler-vy-zeh shohn]
💬 Usage Tip: schon here isn't "already". After a statement it means "yes, that's true", and it usually sets up a aber "but" coming next.
Phrase Breakdown
Normalerweise
[nor-MAH-ler-vy-zeh]
normally
Usually, under normal circumstances.
Normalerweise fahre ich mit dem Rad.
Normally I go by bike.
schon
[shohn]
yes, indeed
Here it confirms: 'yes, that would be right'.
Das stimmt schon.
That's true, indeed.
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