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投票しよう！回答済み言語の質問 PS: Explore free learning materials for German: Free instruction: Telling Time — Animal — Health — Common Verbs
- AussieInBg
February 2021
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 | Duc_February 2021 Those adverbs have a common temporal meaning of ”just now” or ”at this moment”, but ”nun” is more often than ”jetzt” also used in a consecutive or conclusive manner. Hence the interrogative forms are: ”Und jetzt?” and ”Nun?” |
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AussieInBgJuly 2021 Ahhhhh... Southern verses Northern German.
At least they are not as different as British verses American English
In this picture, Australian English is a bit like Swiss German
IrmbertJune 2021 Objection!
Nun is more usual in northern Germany,
jetzt is more usual in Bavaria and Austria.
Difference in meaning: none.
AussieInBgFebruary 2021 Vielen Dank!!!
