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"Stell dir vor" VS "Stell dich vor" Meiner Meinung nach, die richtige Form ist "Stell dich vor: das Wetter war gut". Aber ich habe heute in einem Text "Stell dir vor: das Wetter war gut" begegnet. o_O Und ich bin in der Verwirrung...
Jan 5, 2020 9:43 AM
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Stell dir vor: imagine. Stell dich vor: das Wetter war gut --> That is wrong and does not make any sense in this combination. 'Stell dich vor' means 'Introduce yourself'.
January 5, 2020
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English, French, German
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German
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