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What is the difference between "immer" and "allzeit"? Both mean always but what's the difference? Can we use both in all contexts?
23 nov. 2015 14:45
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The meaning is the same. "Allzeit" is older German and literate and more poetic (you can find it in many church songs, for example), so you wouldn't use it in everyday speech. "Immer" is stylistically neutral.
24 november 2015
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It's like using "always" and "all the time" in English
23 november 2015
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