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[ English

[ Etymology

From Old English oft.

[ Pronunciation

• (UK) IPA: /ˈɒfn/, /ˈɒftən/, SAMPA: /"Qfn/, /"Qft@n/
• (US) IPA: /ˈɔːfn/, /ˈɔːftən/, SAMPA: /"O:fn/, /"O:ft@n/
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  Rhymes: -ɒfən

• Hyphenation: of·ten

[ Adverb

often (comparative more often, superlative most often)

1. Frequently, many times.

[ Translations

Frequently, many times

Arabic: كثيرًا (kaθīran) Chinese: 常常 (chángcháng); 經常, 经常 (jīngcháng); 时常 (shícháng) Czech: často cs(cs) Dutch: vaak nl(nl), dikwijls nl(nl) Esperanto: ofte eo(eo) Finnish: usein fi(fi) French: souvent fr(fr) German: häufig de(de), oft de(de) Greek: συχνά (sikhná) Hebrew: לעתים (l‘ittim), קרובות (krovot) Hungarian: gyakran hu(hu) Icelandic: oft is(is)

Italian: spesso it(it) Japanese: 頻繁に (ひんぱんに, hinpan ni), しばしば (shiba shiba) Korean: 수시로 (susiro), 자주 (jaju) Kurdish: گه‌لێ جار, زۆر جار Lithuanian: dažnai Polish: często pl(pl) Portuguese: freqüentemente pt(pt) Russian: часто ru(ru) (částo) Slovene: pogosto sl(sl) Spanish: a menudo, frecuentemente Swedish: ofta sv(sv) Telugu: తరచూ (tarachoo), తరచుగా (tarachugaa)

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