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Wiederkommen/zurückkommen I understand that these verbs may both be translated as "to come back" or "return", can they be used interchangeably or there is a difference to keep in mind?
Jul 11, 2014 1:36 AM
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There's a slight difference, and you can understand it from looking at the primary meanings of "wieder" (again) and "zurück" (back). wiederkommen = to go to the same place, again zurückkommen = to go back to the same place
July 11, 2014
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