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Whats is the difference "karten" and "ticket" in german? šŸ‡©šŸ‡Ŗ
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I think Karten is more used within a leisure context, as in "Ich habe eine Karte fĆ¼r ein Konzert/ FuƟballspiel." whereas Ticket is used for transportation such as, "Ich habe ein Bus/Zugticket."
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