na dann

well then; in that case then

interjection na DAN Rare

Also means

right, so

Usage Note

Na dann signals a reluctant or matter-of-fact acceptance of a situation and is used to close a topic or move on: Na dann bis morgen ('Well then, see you tomorrow'). The tone can range from cheerful resignation to mild irritation depending on intonation.

Examples

"Na dann, viel Erfolg bei deiner Prüfung!"

Natural Translation

Well then, good luck with your exam!

Literal Translation

Well then, much success at your exam!

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