I like to go for walks, though it sometimes rains.

Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
She is very busy, though she still helps me.
It was cold outside, though we enjoyed the day.
He studied hard, though he didn't pass the test.
though it may
even though
though not
although
even if
despite
That’s a nice idea, but it has its downsides, the downside being the cost, though.

A term used to express a contrast or exception, often in informal contexts.
I love the beach, though it's often crowded.
She enjoys hiking, though she prefers biking.
It's a great movie, though a bit long.
good though
nice though
hard though
however
nevertheless
nonetheless
I like ice cream, though I prefer cake.

Used to introduce a contrast or exception.
I wanted to go for a walk, though it started to rain.
She is very talented, though she lacks confidence.
He enjoys playing soccer, though he doesn't play often.
though it may seem
though not always
though sometimes
although
even though
but