Most Common Connectors 1 Even though or although (aunque) Introduces a surprising or unexpected contrast. Example: Even though he wants to lose weight, he keeps eating donuts. She got the job even though she had no previous experience. 2. On the other hand (por otra parte) Shows a contrast or a different perspective, often when comparing two things or people. Example: He's always punctual. On the other hand, his cousin is always late. She loves reading. On the other hand, her brother prefers writing. 3. Plus (además) Used in informal contexts to add positive information or a supporting argument. Example: The movie was amazing. Plus, the soundtrack was incredible. She's a great singer. Plus, she plays several instruments. 4. In the meantime (mientras tanto) Used to describe an action that happens while waiting for a main event to occur. Example: The meeting starts later. In the meantime, we can organize the presentation. My boss is busy. In the meantime, I'll keep working until he's free. 5. So (así que) Shows a consequence or result of what was mentioned before. Example: They didn't have much time, so they left the party early. It started to rain heavily, so we decided to stay home.