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Sep
29
answered “Schwer” oder “schwierig”?
Sep
29
revised “Schwer” oder “schwierig”?
added 75 characters in body
Sep
29
comment “Schwer” oder “schwierig”?
Klar gibt es das Wort Schwierigkeit: difficulty.
Sep
29
answered “Schwer” oder “schwierig”?
Sep
27
answered What is the difference between “besprochen” and “gesprochen”?
Sep
27
comment Is this the proper use of “welches”?
Yes, absolutely.
Sep
27
revised Does German language have “possessive apostrophe”?
edited body
Sep
27
answered Is this the proper use of “welches”?
Sep
23
answered Is it “auf den Laufenden” or “auf den laufenden”?
Sep
22
answered Is “Mitteilungen werden nicht gelesen” passive?
Sep
22
comment How to avoid using the relative pronoun “was” in this sentence?
Daher der ";-)" am Ende. ;-)
Sep
22
awarded  Nice Answer
Sep
21
comment How to avoid using the relative pronoun “was” in this sentence?
Oh, my bad. That's a mistake (I was interrupted while I was writing the answer). Now you put it that way, I guess "das" doesn't sound so bad anymore. The reason I would use "was" is because the relative pronoun refers to a gerund.
Sep
21
answered How to avoid using the relative pronoun “was” in this sentence?
Sep
21
comment Why genitive pronoun “des” used with proper nouns?
Die Frage bezog sich auf "des" mit Eigennamen. Könntest Du bitte auf diesen Aspekt noch eingehen?
Sep
21
answered Groß-Kleinschreibung bei getrennten Hauptworten
Sep
20
comment Why genitive pronoun “des” used with proper nouns?
True. I was stuck in the mindset of literature and Goethe, and "Die Leidem vom jungen Werther" really didn't fit. That made it sound awkward to me at the moment, but now I've taken a step back, you're right.
Sep
20
answered Why genitive pronoun “des” used with proper nouns?
Sep
20
awarded  Editor
Sep
20
revised Why genitive pronoun “des” used with proper nouns?
"des", nicht "das".