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Can any german speaker explain me so short as possible the 4 cases in german?
I´m studing the cases in german and it´s difficult for me understand this part of the grammar.
What are the things which makes a sentence accusative,nominative dative or genitive in german?
Could someone explain so clear as possible when you use each case?with examples
Thanks:)
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I try to Introducing myself in french:)please correct me
Bonjour, comment allez- vous?
Je me présente;)
Je m'appelle Jack, j'ai 22 et je suis Argentin.
J'habite à appartement en Buenos Aires Argentine.
J'aime les langues, j'étude français, allemand et anglais.
J'parle espagnol et anglais.
Au Revoir!
Une bonne année tout le monde:)
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When do you use und Sie and und Ihnen?
When do you use und Sie and und Ihnen?
When you have this conversation
-Hallo, wie geht es Ihnen?
-Gut, und Ihnen?
I know if I say "Gut, und Dir?" it's more informal, but does it mean the same
[Gut, und Ihnen? and Gut, und Sie?] in this example?
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Ich habe eine Frage:)Question about der, die, das?
I wonder how I can know when it is:der, die or das
Die Frau Das Fräulein
Der Mann
Das Kind
Isn't any rule in order to know when I need to use each one?
Or do I need to memorize them?
It's hard to just memorize all them if there doesn't exist any rule.
I hope somebody can help me :)
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How to pronounce the "ä" and "ö" in German?
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Could any german speaker help me? with pronounce de "r" in german :)
I have a lot of troubles with the pronunciation of the r in german, when it's in the beginning or middle of a word, especially in the middle.
I know it's a guttural "r", but if I do it to strong it looks like a french "r".
I would not like to do the french r when I talk german xD
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Introducing myself
Hallo.Ich heiße Jack und ich wohne in Buenos Aires Argentinien.
I möchte Deutsch lernen.Ich spreche einen bischen deutsch.Ich spreche auch english.tschüss
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