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Why do some phasephrase with comma not create a nebensatz?

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Where to keep verb in Nebensatz? Why do some phase with comma not create a nebensatz

(De)Ja, du hast das wohl gemacht.

(Eng)Yeah, you did that well.

This makes me think verb comes second in Nebensatz, butIn German sentence, I have before seen some example where verb comes first in Nebensatzthe second part is not actually a nebensatz. I am really confused where to keep verb now , could someone tellWhy? Is it not so though the general rule phrase is after a comma? c:

Where to keep verb in Nebensatz?

(De)Ja, du hast das wohl gemacht.

(Eng)Yeah, you did that well.

This makes me think verb comes second in Nebensatz, but, I have before seen some example where verb comes first in Nebensatz. I am really confused where to keep verb now , could someone tell the general rule ? c:

Why do some phase with comma not create a nebensatz

(De)Ja, du hast das wohl gemacht.

(Eng)Yeah, you did that well.

In German sentence, the second part is not actually a nebensatz. Why? Is it not so though the phrase is after a comma?

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Where to keep verb in Nebensatz?

(De)Ja, du hast das wohl gemacht.

(Eng)Yeah, you did that well.

This makes me think verb comes second in Nebensatz, but, I have before seen some example where verb comes first in Nebensatz. I am really confused where to keep verb now , could someone tell the general rule ? c: