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What is difference between "um" and "am" in German? Vielen Dank . . .
Jul 20, 2012 1:20 PM
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Hi! I am not a german native speaker but I think i know the answer. Am is the contraction of "an + dem". And um is a preposition. For instance, um is used by germans to mean pourpose "Ich suche eine Arbeit, Um Geld zu haben". I look for a job in order to have mone. The structure "Um ... zu ..." is like "in order to".
I hope it helps!
July 20, 2012
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