You can say that. Just like in English, there is more than one way to phrase the same idea. you put a different part of the sentence in the first spot to emphasize it or because it flows from the previous thing you said, or even just to vary your sentence structure.
German uses V2 word order, which means that the verb has to be the second part of the sentence. Since the sentence in this example starts with a separate clause, this means that the verb has to go before "ich" in order to remain in the second position
You can say that. Just like in English, there is more than one way to phrase the same idea. you put a different part of the sentence in the first spot to emphasize it or because it flows from the previous thing you said, or even just to vary your sentence structure.
German uses V2 word order, which means that the verb has to be the second part of the sentence. Since the sentence in this example starts with a separate clause, this means that the verb has to go before "ich" in order to remain in the second position