tehát

tehát

The Hungarian word "tehát" means "therefore" or "so" in English.

Here, 'tehát' is used as a logical conclusion derived from the first part of the sentence: since you love sweets, the action of bringing chocolate follows logically.

Szereted az édességet, tehát hoztam neked egy csokit.

You love sweets, so I brought you a chocolate.

In this sentence, 'tehát' indicates a result or consequence of the action described previously: after studying, resting is a natural next step.

Tanultam egész este, tehát most pihenni fogok.

I studied all evening, therefore I will rest now.

Here, 'tehát' introduces an action derived from a previously stated cause or inquiry, indicating causality between asking and explaining.

Kérdezted, hogy hol voltam, tehát elmondom neked.

You asked where I had been, hence I will tell you.