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“due” in French: plein · Italian: debito

It is commonest in French, where plein is the 470th most used word.

Due in other languages, A to Z

  • Afrikaans weens/ˈviəns/ on account of, because of, due to #675
  • Armenian շնորհիվ/ʃ(ə)noˈɾ(h)iv/ thanks to, owing to, due to #466
  • Bengali জন্য/d͡ʒonːo/ for; on behalf of; about; due to; because of;… #15
  • Bosnian zbog/zbôɡ/ because of, due to, owing to #99
  • Bulgarian заради[zɐrɐˈdi] because of, due to #164
  • Croatian zbog/zbôɡ/ because of, due to, owing to #101
  • Czech kvůli[ˈkvuːlɪ] due to, because of #165
  • Danish skyldes/ˈsɡyləs/ be due to, be caused by #2,198
  • Dutch toe/tu/ due for, ready for, in need of #214
  • English lonely/ˈloʊnli/ Unhappy due to feeling isolated from contact… #1,679
  • Esperanto pro/pro/ caused by, because of, owing to, due to #63
  • Estonian tänu/ˈtænu/ due to, thanks to #434
  • Finnish takia/ˈtɑkiɑ(ˣ)/ because of, due to #231
  • French plein/plɛ̃/ #470
  • Galician i/i/ an antihiatical particle that, due to sandhi,… #1,710
  • Georgian გადასახდელი[ɡ̊ädäsäχde̞li] to be paid, due, payable, owed #939
  • Greek λόγω/ˈloɣo/ because of, due to, owing to, on account of #826
  • Hebrew בגלל/biˈɡlal/ Because of, due to #136
  • Indonesian oleh/ˈoleh/ due to #162
  • Italian debito/ˈde.bi.to/ due, proper #2,345
  • Macedonian поради[ˈpɔɾadi] because of, due to #162
  • Malay sebab/səˈbab/ Due to; because #156
  • Malayalam മൂലം/muːlɐm/ because of, due to #376
  • Romanian datorită/da.toˈri.tə/ thanks to, due to #1,319
  • Russian благодаря[bɫəɡədɐˈrʲa] thanks to, owing to, through, due to #1,115
  • Serbian zbog/zbôɡ/ because of, due to, owing to #96
  • Swedish bråttom/ˈbrɔtːɔm/ urgency due to lack of time, hurry #1,647
  • Tagalog mawalang-galang/mawaˌlaŋ ˈɡalaŋ/ with all due respect #1,561
  • Telugu గుండెపోటు/ˈɡunɖeˌpoːʈu/ pain due to heart attack #955
  • Turkish yüzünden/jy.zynˈden/ because of, due to #339
  • Ukrainian завдяки[zɐu̯dʲɐˈkɪ] thanks to, due to, owing to #1,175
  • Vietnamese tồn[ton˨˩] to remain in stock due to weak sale #956

The speaker reads the word in the voice the LangX app uses for that language — synthesised, not a recording of a native speaker, so treat it as a guide. A row without a button has no reading we are free to use, or none we trust, yet. Voices for Bengali (google (bn_BD), CC BY-SA 4.0), Estonian (news (et_EE), CC BY 4.0) and Vietnamese (vais1000 (vi_VN), CC BY 4.0).

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