Quiz:
“trotzdem” or not?

Can we use trotzdem to translate this?

• I am tired. I’ll come to the party though.

Very similar to the one before. Or is it?

• I’d like to come to the party. I’m tired though.

And yet another configuration of party and being tired :).
Does trotzdem work this time?

• Though I am tired I go to the party.

Now let’s switch up the context a bit and use “anyway”.
“trotzdem” or not?

• It’s raining but I’ll go running anyway.

And another one with “anyway”. Can we use “trotzdem” or not?

• We have no more butter but I was going to go to the store later anyway.

Now let’s do a couple with “regardless”. Can we use “trotzdem” here or not?

• Regardless of the hefty prices I would recommend the restaurant.

And again with regardless. “trotzdem” or no?

• The prices are hefty, but I would recommend the restaurant regardless.

Here’s one with “yet”. “trotzdem” or nah?

• I’m  really trying and yet I can’t seem to remember any articles.

“trotzdem” or not? What do you think?

• I begged you to do the dishes and still, there they are, dirty as ever.

And here’s one with “still”. Do we need “trotzdem” or not?

• I left the dirty dishes this morning and they are still there.