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The difference between 'Lebensmittel' and 'Nahrungsmittel'
From the dictionary, both them mean food. But the first one is f. none meaning food[stuff]. The other one is n. none meaning food[item]. Besides, I also found out that both them are used in the same condition but only in different regions(like Germany and Austria)
Who can help me to fix that problem?
2018年1月11日 03:39
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Lebensmittel is a generic term for Nahrungsmittel
Lebensmittel are not only food and water but also remedy, cosmetic products or semiluxury food (e.g. a chewing gum)
Nahrungsmittel describe food and water only but no semiluxury food.
Hope I could help!
2018年1月11日
BDevonce
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