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- Hi every one. When somebody introduce him or herself in German, sometimes I see "der" or "die" in the sentence. For example: Hallo, ich bin der Nick. oder Ich bin die Jasmin. What would be different in meaning if I use these sentences without "der" or "die"? For example: Ich bin Nick. Thank you all.January 7, 202260
- Hi everyone. I was wondering how can I distinguish the meaning of "sie" and "Sie" in the following sentence. During the speaking, I cannot see if the "s" is capitalized or not, So how can I find out that the "sie" means "you" or "they"!? Wie sehen die Personen aus und wie wirken sie auf Sie? ThanksDecember 30, 202111
- Hi everyone Can you please translate the following sentence in English? Weder waren den jungen Leuten die Volksvertreter volksnah genug, noch konnten sie die Parteien gut genug voneinander unterscheiden. I know the "den jungen Leuten" is dative and "die Volksvertreter" is nominative, but still I can not translate it properly. Thank you all.November 13, 202130
- Hi every one. I have a question about the grammar of the following sentence. I believe it is a conditional sentence. But I didn't find the rules and grammar in the book "Hammer's grammar and usage". I was wondering if you could help me and explain me the grammar. Hast du die ersten tausend Höhenmeter geschaft, gibt es eine Blohnung. Thank you all.November 8, 202131

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