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0% GOOD (1 votes)Жауап бердіLanguage Question PS: Check out these free German learning resources: Exercises: Count from 1 to 10 — Personal Pronouns — Cases — Possessive Case in German
- vincent
March 2023
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 | Duc_March 2023 ”Ich verstehe nicht” would be the 1:1 translation of ”I don’t understand”,but, as in English, the clearer way is to address the source of nonunderstanding. I don’t understand you -> Ich verstehe Sie nicht (if someone speaks in a foreign language or in a strange way) I don’t understand it -> Das verstehe ich nicht (if an information, a sign or a symbol is unclear) |
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stoffitigerApril 2023 stoffitiger profile picture stoffitigerGerade jetzt
I won’t talk to anybody talking not his own mother tongue but tries to to immitate some other even more difficult language or not even talking English so that one can unterstand it
vincentMarch 2023 Many thanks
| stoffitigerApril 2023 sorry, would you please clearly explain in any language that you really are in command of. I see that you tried to contact me on another platform as well So if you are not able to talk in any language clearly then forget it |
- Қазір дауыс бер!
stoffitigerApril 2023 I won’t talk to anybody talking not his own mother tongue but tries to to immitate some other even more difficult language or not even talking English so that one can unterstand it