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    Es ist Zeit für Abendessen / Das ist Zeit für Abendessen What is the difference between 'Es ist Zeit für Abendessen' and 'Das ist Zeit für Abendessen' ? Is 'Das ist Zeit für Abendessen' not correct ?
    February 15, 2015
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    Are my sentences are correct Ich hätte gern ein Glas Wasser/I möchte ein Glas Wasser Are my sentences grammatically correct ? a) I möchte ein Glas Wasser. b) Ich hätte gern ein Glas Wasser. What is the difference between 'möchte' and 'hätte' ? Is 'möchte' here less formal ? Thank you :)
    February 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    Thank you kraut9 and Phil :)
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    February 15, 2015
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  • Answered
    Danke schön for these explanations :)
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    February 13, 2015
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    Is there any difference between 'bißchen' oder 'bisschen' ? Sometimes I see 'bißchen' and otherwise 'bisschen' in some lessons without explanations. Is there any difference in the meaning ? Thank you
    February 13, 2015
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    Shau Dir dieses Auto au ! / Es sieht gefährlich aus. [au-aus] These days as a beginner I often see these kind of sentences: a)Shau Dir dieses Auto au ! b)Es sieht gefährlich aus. My problem is I do not know how to understand and use these blocks 'au' and 'aus', I hope someone can help me with this problem :) Danke Schön
    February 13, 2015
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    'Hör du musiken som kommer in/inifrån vardagsrummet'? Hej ! I would like to know if in this sentence it is better to write 'in' or 'inifrån' ? Tack ! 'Hör du musiken som kommer in/inifrån vardagsrummet'?
    April 13, 2014
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    Vocabulary, is it correct ? [a fat and thick neck/ a fatty thick neck/a neck which is fat and thick] Hi ! I need your help in order to know which expression is correct, if everything is wrong or not ! Thank you for your help. a)-A fat and thick neck. b)-A fatty thick neck. c)-A neck which is fat and thick.
    January 22, 2014
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    Vocabulary/Translation 'a snub-mutilated nose as a snout' In order to say in a translation, I want to express this element in the shortest way as possible: A snub-nose which is mutilated and looks like a snout ( it is a description of a man who is described/compared as a pig), can I say: He has a snub-mutilated nose as a snout.
    January 22, 2014
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    intransitive or transitive verb ? [she is going to fall for that old trick...] I really need help with this sentence : 'You are crazy if you think she is going to fall for that old trick.' I wonder here why we have an intransitive prepositionnal verb, is 'that old trick' not an equivalent for a direct object ? Thank you.
    December 8, 2013
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