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Used to indicate that a person is alone or not accompanied by others.
Er reiste ohne jemanden in die Berge.
He traveled to the mountains without anyone.
Das Konzert war ohne jemanden, der die Tickets kontrollierte.
The concert had no one checking tickets.
This phrase is commonly used to emphasize solitude or absence of companionship.
This phrase is often used to emphasize that someone is alone, which can convey a sense of independence or loneliness depending on context.
The meaning can vary slightly depending on whether the absence of someone is voluntary or involuntary.
Combination of the preposition 'ohne' (without) and the indefinite pronoun 'jemanden' (someone).
This phrase is often used to describe situations where a person is not accompanied by others, either by choice or circumstance.