Phrase · 🎯 Arguing a point
Dado que no hay datos suficientes, es mejor no sacar conclusiones todavía.
Given that there isn't enough data, it's better not to draw conclusions yet.
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Why every word is where it is
Dado1verbgiven (dado que)dar · participle · past · masc. · sing.que1conjunctionthatnoadverbnothayverbthere is / arehaber · present · 3rd sing.datosnoundatadato · masc. · pl.suficientesadjectiveenoughsuficiente · pl.,esverbit isser · present · 3rd sing.mejor2adjectivebettersing.noadverbnotsacar3verbto drawinfinitiveconclusionesnounconclusionsconclusión · fem. · pl.todavíaadverbyet.
- hay → datos: obj
- datos → suficientes: agree
- sacar → conclusiones: obj
Why it's built this way
The notes match the numbers above.
- 1Dado que + indicative = given that, since: a formal way to state a known cause, typical of reports and debates. Cause and consequence: ya que, debido a, así que, tan… que →
- 2Es mejor + infinitive gives general advice; with a specific subject use es mejor que + subjunctive. Subjunctive: value judgements and impersonal expressions →
- 3Sacar conclusiones = to draw conclusions: Spanish uses sacar, not tirar.
Variations
- Puesto que no hay datos suficientes, es mejor no sacar conclusiones todavía.