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Hi, I am Andreas, mother language German, quite comfortable with English and now trying to learn Russian.
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Andrei
Russian
Oct 11, 2021
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Russian
Oct 1, 2021
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Andrei
Russian
Sep 27, 2021
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Russian
Sep 24, 2021
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  • Answered
    In der www.ardmediathek.de findest Du alle Nachrichtensendungen der Tagesschau und kannst Sie dir dann ansehen, wenn Du Internet hast. Du kannst dort auch "Untertitel" anschalten dann siehst Du den gesprochenen Text auch noch ausgeschrieben.
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    May 29, 2019
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    Hummerl => bayrisch für Hummel (=Biene)
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    May 29, 2019
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    _BOARD a plane; => in ein Flugzeug einsteigen _Ascend/descend the bus, tram, train... etc; => in einen Bus / einen Zug, ... einsteigen // aussteigen _The plane TAKES OFF / LANDS; => das Flugzeug startet oder das Flugzeug hebt ab // Das Flugzeug landet. _Gas; => Sprit (you talk about the fuel i guess?) _Passenger(s); => Passagiere _Rider (bicycle, motorcycle... etc)? => Motorradfahrer, Fahrradfahrer, ...
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    May 29, 2019
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    Depends, what's exactly the question. If you need to match these two sets of four sentences you are for sure right. If you want to find a kind of synonym for the 4 sentences at the beginning I would say 1,2,4 are ok, number 3 does not really match good in my opinion. - "Du musst Dich organisieren" => you must get organized - "Du musst dich zusammennehmen" => you should not follow your emotions and take back control in a situation - "Du musst die Ärmel hochkrempeln" => you have to take a bigger effort, you need to do more, also: you have to start now
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    May 29, 2019
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    Fleck -> singular // Flecken -> 1. plural -> but sometimes people use Flecken also as a singular form. It's not proper grammar but spoken. Try Duden.de => that's "the" source for germans to verify questions about german words and language (it's the standard reference). Рака
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    May 29, 2019
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    Der Wind ist nicht kalt. -> that's correct German // Der Wind ist kalt nicht. -> This is not correct German, because in German the order of the words in a sentence does matter. (Never the less people will understand both)
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    May 29, 2019
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