301 Answered Questions for the topic German
German
07/11/19
What is the proper suffix to change bildungsroman into an adjective?
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German
07/09/19
Is the German way of saying numbers different than English?
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German
07/09/19
What prepositions are appropriate with "Willkommen" and websites?
Which preposition is correct:
>Willkommen bei Myspace!!
>Willkommen auf meiner Website!
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German
07/08/19
Meaning and word class of “willen” in “um Gottes willen” and “um Himmels willen”?
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German
07/06/19
English translation for the German phrase 'Ihr Gesicht war erloschen.'?
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German
07/05/19
Adjective for 'being able to use magic' or 'being able to cast spells'?
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German
07/04/19
What's the difference between "jedenfalls" and "auf jeden Fall"?
They mean the same thing, I think, but are used differently? When can I use one, and when can I use the other?
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German
07/04/19
What is the meaning of these grammatical forms involving "werden"?
Reading a book recently, I find myself wondering often about the usage of "werden" in many contexts, such as in these examples:
> (talking about a group of people smoking from a common pipe):...
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German
07/04/19
einander vs. "sich" vs. "sich gegenseitig/wechselseitig"?
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German
07/04/19
What is the origin of ending a sentence with a preposition-German separable verbs?
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German
07/04/19
What's the difference between maintenance, upkeep & sustenance?
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German
07/03/19
When do we omit the trailing "-e" in 1st person singular?
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German
07/03/19
Need grammatical help on a German phrase (romantic literature) involving "ward" (old form of "wurde")?
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German
07/03/19
English word for "Zeitgeschehen" (present happenings)?
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German
07/03/19
Is "diversified" really a suitable translation for what Germans call "abwechslungsreich"?
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German
07/01/19
Future and Future 2 + passive voice in subordinate clauses?
If I want to say in German,
>This is a question that will be asked often
I think the correct German translation will be:
>Das ist eine Frage, die oft gestellt werden wird.
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German
06/26/19
Conjunction of separable verbs?
One can use a conjunction like *und* to link two (or more) verbs, as in *Ich lese und schreibe*, but what happens when one or more of the verbs is separable?
For the sake of concreteness, here's...
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German
06/26/19
When article can be left out for countable nouns?
In German, it is quite common to see the article left out for countable nouns, e.g.,
> So gilt die Mietpreisbremse nicht überall, sondern nur in Gebieten mit "angespanntem...
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German
06/26/19
How can I say I can't guarantee information I'm about to give is correct?
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German
06/25/19
Does the order of a subordinate clause change meaning?
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06/25/19
Is "diversified" really a suitable translation for what Germans call "abwechslungsreich"?
I need a word to describe a meeting or conference or other event which was the opposite of boring due to the variation of activities there.*
German language has *abwechslungsreich*, literally...
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