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I AM WRONG
Hallo,
Wie man sagt "I am wrong in German" ?
Danke.
Martin aus London
18 de ene. de 2016 20:23
Correcciones · 7
The correct translation would be:
"Ich habe mich geirrt."
This is the past tense but this phrase is way more common than the present tense: "Ich irre mich", because normally you admit your fault not exactly in the moment you say something wrong.
19 de enero de 2016
The correct translation would be:
"Ich habe mich geirrt."
This is the past tense but this phrase is way more common than the present tense: "Ich irre mich", because normally you admit your fault not exactly in the moment you say something wrong.
19 de enero de 2016
The correct translation would be:
"Ich habe mich geirrt."
This is the past tense but this phrase is way more common than the present tense: "Ich irre mich", because normally you admit your fault not exactly in the moment you say something wrong.
19 de enero de 2016
The correct translation would be:
"Ich habe mich geirrt."
This is the past tense but this phrase is way more common than the present tense: "Ich irre mich", because normally you admit your fault not exactly in the moment you say something wrong.
19 de enero de 2016
The correct translation would be:
"Ich habe mich geirrt."
This is the past tense but this phrase is way more common than the present tense: "Ich irre mich", because normally you admit your fault not exactly in the moment you say something wrong.
19 de enero de 2016
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Martin Nolan
Competencias lingüísticas
Inglés, Alemán
Idioma de aprendizaje
Alemán
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