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How can we say in German, "I agree, I don't agree/ I disagree (with sb/sth)'?
Nov 18, 2012 6:31 PM
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If you are in a discussion and you want to agree you can say for "I agree (with sb.).": "Ich stimme (jemandem) zu." or for "I don't agree (with sb.).": "Ich stimme (jemandem) nicht zu.".
November 18, 2012
agreed = einverstanden Ich bin mit dir einverstanden.
November 19, 2012
Ich stimme ihr zu (I agree with her) Ich stimme ihr nicht zu (I don't agree with her)
November 18, 2012
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Language Skills
English, German, Greek
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German
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