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Andy
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Jan 16, 2016
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Jan 9, 2016
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    It's perfectly correct to simply write "owe somebody" for example: "How much do I owe John?" or "I owe him a beer". You can also write "Owe to", but "owe for" is never correct :) Hope this helps you!
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    October 23, 2018
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    Oder Sie sind eine Frau, und ich bin ein Mann. =D

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    January 7, 2016
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    From my somewhat limited knowledge of German, as far as I understand "nicht" is simply "not" and is pretty much an exact equivalent. "Kein" however can be thought of as "not any". "Ich habe kein Geld" means "I have no (not any) money", you could also say "I do not have any money" but it only serves to confuse the translation centres of our brain lol

     

    It's just that German has a different way of expressing 'none' or 'not any' than English. Another example is the Rammstein song "Ich habe keine Lust" which means "I have no feeling/energy/drive"

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    January 4, 2016
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