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Looking for German and Chinese language partners
Hello everyone! I am looking for anyone who is at intermediate level of German and/or Chinese looking to become fluent. I can also help with conversational English.The reason for me studying these two languages is because of the nature of my job.
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Confused about when to use sie/du/dir/ihnen?
Hi everyone!
I am a total beginner in German and I'm slightly confused about when I should use the "sie" (you) in my conversations.
Ihnen means "to you" so dir is the informal way to say "to you"?
I understand to use sie at the workplace and when speaking to a superior or in a government/business context, but how about if you've known that person for quite a while? Should I use "sie" with my parents or "du"?
Also, sie could also mean "her" in German, so when do I use which?
Help!
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