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alchemist

2

What does Triftrechens mean in English?
Last comment Thursday at 09:26 by Triggered
HeIsOnly

2

what does mean `die seite` in this contex ?
Last comment Wednesday at 16:36 by Triggered
ios_jI2C24p7YULm5SRyh30J4bZsap

1

Mir gehts gut.
Last comment Wednesday at 10:25 by ios_jI2C24p7YULm5SRyh30J4bZsap
HeIsOnly

1

is there any difference between `schon seit` versus only `seit` in this context ? es ist schon seit 10 tagen so warm.
Last comment Monday at 22:29 by HeIsOnly
metinaallen

1

Hi
Last comment November 03 at 11:45 by metinaallen
alandickey

5

How does the war work here.... Never saw a construction in German before like this
Last comment November 02 at 12:12 by Triggered
pablo_stories

2

?
Last comment November 01 at 12:35 by Elythia
flight56n

2

Could this be translated as sie hat nämlich angst vor wasser - She is actually afraid of water. This word namlich is a bit confusing
Last comment November 01 at 12:26 by Elythia
pablo_stories

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What does this word mean? Context: Rums! - Da geht die Pfeife los Mit Getöse, schrecklich groß. Kaffeetopf und Wasserglas, Tobaksdose, Tintenfaß, Ofen, Tisch und Sorgensitz Alles fliegt im Pulverblitz.
Last comment November 01 at 12:04 by Elythia
pablo_stories

2

How would you translate “Todeshast”?
Last comment November 01 at 11:57 by Elythia
kathiedb

2

Why does lingQ expect you to write German nouns without a capital letter?
Last comment October 29 at 22:24 by Diotallevi
houdini6th

3

Könnte jemand dieser Satz für mich analysieren?
Last comment October 29 at 18:08 by houdini6th
joaom

2

Hello, i'm brazilian trying to learn german and english simultaneously, i don't understand the word geht, in Portuguese it means "Go" - ir, in the sentence "wie geht es dir?" why i use the word geht? i can't use only "wie es dir?" - "how are you?"
Last comment October 14 at 05:48 by Ress
walkchap

3

Articles and pronouns
Last comment October 11 at 17:49 by walkchap
[Ketherge]

3

This sentence : Es spielt keine Rolle, ob Sie sich an sie erinnern können - is translateed as folllows: It doesn1t matter if you cant understand them.. Where is the negation in the german sentence?
Last comment September 28 at 08:03 by Elythia
nirc1610

3

einige, eigene, einzige
Last comment September 27 at 10:29 by nirc1610
ioannesverde

3

What is the meaning? I have a hard time to look this word up. Entgegen - contrary duft - smell...
Last comment September 26 at 13:55 by Elythia
KerzeTine

2

Is this dative or accusative?
Last comment September 25 at 14:38 by Elythia
madeleinesaidi

2

What is the entire phrase translation
Last comment September 25 at 14:33 by Elythia
Dowdydiva

2

I heard it was another word for sandals
Last comment September 25 at 14:19 by Elythia
run2explore99

2

dranzuhängen in english please
Last comment September 25 at 13:42 by Elythia
tpopo

2

I think the sentence should say “es ist nicht weit”
Last comment September 17 at 08:46 by Elythia
Yossy_Cookie

4

Could a German speaker please check that this transcipt is correct?
Last comment September 17 at 06:46 by Elythia
CaptainMettigel

2

Von versus Aus
Last comment September 16 at 20:21 by Elythia
alchemist

3

immer zwischen den weinbergen hindurch ---Does this mean "all the way through the vineyards" or "always beween and throughout the vineyards"?
Last comment September 16 at 19:55 by alchemist

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