~mit aller Suppe im Skelett. What does that mean?? Soup in skeleton??

Hi. I'm reading The Emperor's new clothes in German. And I found a sentence which is different from what I have learned. "Wo sind des Kaisers neue Kleider?" , for me , this sentence would be correct to say "Wo sind neue Kleider des Kaisers?". Can anybody explain me why it is written opposite? Thx. Und der Nachbar rief: „Ich sehe auch nichts!“, und bald rief das ganze Volk: „Der Kaiser hat nur Unterhosen an! Der Kaiser hat nur Unterhosen an! Wo sind des Kaisers neue Kleider?“ Und sie lachten und lachten.

Ok more another help! There is a phrase : Bicycles had to have many gears for them to be considered high-end. And what if I say: Bicycles had to have many gears to be considered high-end. I know that "for them" is the subject, bicycles. Do you think it is very necessary to write 'for them'? Or is it fine to skip? Or better to write for text...

Hi. There is a phrase in my textbook. It is important for the medical centers to fight this growing health-security issues. And if I try myself writting the sentence above in same meaning but differently, I would write like this: It is improtant that the medical centers fight this growing health-security issuse. So for you native English speakers, is my sentence soudns weird? If not, do you feel any difference like one of them is more written languge?

1. I have worked at this company since 2013 2. I have been working at this company sincr 2013 To emphasize that I am still working at the company, no.2 is better, isn't it? Or both are same?🙄

can somebody help me with some grammar? I am suddenly confused with it 😅😅😅 For example.. Let's say, there is a boy and he is singing. I can say 1. I listen to the boy singing. 2. I listen to the singing boy. Do you feel any difference between above 1 and 2? 3. Listen to the boy singing! 4. Listen to the singing boy! And here.. I dunno why, but my sense is telling me that no.3 is wrong

Can somebody check me if I am correct? Ich gehe in die Uni. = I go to to Uni, inside the buliding. Ich gehe zur Uni. = Also means, I go to Uni, but this sentence has more meaning that I go to Uni with purpose, studying. Ich arbeite an der Uni = I work at Uni Ich gehe auf die Uni = it means like, I'm a student, I study something ..

How can I read this? Ich bin 1,64m groß. Ein Meter vierundsechzig groß. Eins, vierundsechzig Meter groß

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