John

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Ich habe für 3 Jahre Deutsch studiert. Ich lerne Deutsche, weil meine Großvater und meine 2 Onkel können Deutsch. Wenn wir alle zusammen sind, wir sprechen auf Deutsch. Mein Hobbys sind Computer Programmen, Klavier spielen, und natürlich Deutsch lernen.

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Jun 7	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on What is the difference between “Wie spät ist es?” and “wie viel Uhr ist es?”
Jun 7	asked	What is the difference between “Wie spät ist es?” and “wie viel Uhr ist es?”
Jun 3	awarded	Teacher
Jun 3	comment	Is there a difference in pronunciation between “ist” and “isst”? There really isn't an ambiguous situation that could occur where you could mix the 2 up, `Er isst pizza` when you say this it could sound like `He is pizza` but from context you can tell the sentence means `He eats pizza`
Jun 3	answered	Is there a difference in pronunciation between “ist” and “isst”?
Jun 3	comment	Wann benutzt man “ob” und wann benutzt man “wenn”? Danke für deine antwort, die hilfe mir sehr viel!
Jun 3	accepted	Wann benutzt man “ob” und wann benutzt man “wenn”?
Jun 3	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Wann benutzt man “ob” und wann benutzt man “wenn”?
Jun 3	asked	Wann benutzt man “ob” und wann benutzt man “wenn”?
Jun 2	comment	What's the grammatical difference between “trotz” und “trotzdem”? Thanks for the clarification!
Jun 2	accepted	What's the grammatical difference between “trotz” und “trotzdem”?
Jun 2	comment	What's the grammatical difference between “trotz” und “trotzdem”? are you suppose to use genitive with trotz?
Jun 2	asked	What's the grammatical difference between “trotz” und “trotzdem”?
Apr 6	accepted	Usage of the word “wenn”
Apr 4	asked	Usage of the word “wenn”
Mar 21	asked	When to use “lassen”
Mar 12	comment	German verbs vs English verbs Thats a good point, like to play could mean to play a sport but just play could mean 2 different things, it could mean play, as in a play, or play, as in to play.
Mar 12	accepted	German verbs vs English verbs
Mar 12	accepted	What is “schlagen” slang for?
Mar 12	asked	What is “schlagen” slang for?