Ser and estar can both correspond to sein: German for Spanish speakers
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German subject pronouns after Spanish subject omission: German for Spanish speakers
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Read and practiseGerman personal objects without Spanish personal a: German for Spanish speakers
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Read and practiseFrom gustar to German dative gefallen: German for Spanish speakers
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Read and practiseSpanish para: German für or um ... zu: German for Spanish speakers
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Read and practiseBrazilian estar plus gerund and German present: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
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Read and practiseVocê does not automatically mean German Sie: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
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Read and practiseGerman mein without an extra definite article: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
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Read and practisePortuguese em and German in with case: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
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Read and practiseAchar: finding, evaluating or believing in German: German for Brazilian Portuguese speakers
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Read and practiseCounting German nouns without Mandarin classifiers: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
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Read and practiseGerman verbs change with their subjects: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
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Read and practiseGerman question words move to the front: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
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Read and practiseGerman plural forms after numbers and quantifiers: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
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Read and practiseSpoken tā and German er, sie, es: German for Mandarin Chinese speakers
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Ask a neighbor to accept your parcel in German
How to ask a neighbor to accept your parcel in German: 4 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseBorrow and return a household tool in German
How to borrow and return a household tool in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAgree on a shared laundry-room slot in German
How to agree on a shared laundry-room slot in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseArrange access for a meter reading in German
How to arrange access for a meter reading in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk a neighbor to lower the music in German
How to ask a neighbor to lower the music in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseQuery a different checkout price in German
How to query a different checkout price in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk for an itemized receipt in German
How to ask for an itemized receipt in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseAsk to split a restaurant bill in German
How to ask to split a restaurant bill in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
Read and practiseChange a takeaway order in German
How to change a takeaway order in German: 3 ways to say it, a common mistake, six example sentences and three explained exercises.
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