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Nahe vs Nähe, what's the difference between them?
18 sep. 2014 13:23
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"nah"/"nahe" is an adjective which means "near"/"close". Er ist nah/nahe. = He is near. "die Nähe" is the noun of "nah"/"nahe". Ich wohne in der Nähe. = I live nearby.
18 september 2014
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Farid
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Arabisch, Arabisch (Egypte), Engels, Duits, Perzisch (Farsi), Russisch, Spaans
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Arabisch (Egypte), Duits, Russisch, Spaans
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