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adverbs

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differences word-usage

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word-choice usage regional slang interjections

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genitive

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expressions formality salutation

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word-usage politeness personal-pronouns software

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words umlaut eszett curiosities

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single-word-request adjectives

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phrases expressions phrase-request

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translation english-to-german

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Is there a two-step German vocabulary test that estimates how many words you know?

vocabulary online-resources

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Usage of “aber”, “jedoch” and “allerdings”

differences usage particles

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When is jen- used?

word-usage pronouns

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What is an acceptable response to “wie geht's”?

salutation

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word-usage pronouns spoken-language determiners

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translation english-to-german usage

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translation english-to-german word-choice phrases phrase-request

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German verb categories and classes: Is there a complete taxonomy out there?

verbs resources conjugation

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1

answer

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Felsen vs Stein

translation differences

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grammatical-case

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pronunciation person-names

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differences prepositions

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standard-german grammaticality

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translation english-to-german phrases

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translation english-to-german

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word-usage usage

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What’s the difference between “Ich habe dich lieb” and “Ich liebe dich”?

When to use “gern” vs. “gerne”

What is the difference in usage between “vielen Dank” and “Danke schön”?

How to use “hier”, “dort” and “da” properly in German?

What's the difference in usage between “machen” and “tun”?

What's the difference between “genau” and “stimmt”?

Why “die Nacht” but “des Nachts”

How does a German say “Nice to meet you”?

Would a computer use ‘du’ or ‘Sie’ for the user?

Which German word contains the most ä, ö, ü, and ß in any variation?

How to express “silly” in German?

How should we apologize in German?

How do you say that you're ‘high’ (from smoking marijuana) in German?

Wann schreibe ich ein Adjektiv groß?

Is there a two-step German vocabulary test that estimates how many words you know?

Usage of “aber”, “jedoch” and “allerdings”

When is jen- used?

What is an acceptable response to “wie geht's”?

When is ‘er’ replaceable with ‘der’?

How to translate “to make no sense”?

Is there any other way to say “I don't care” in German

German verb categories and classes: Is there a complete taxonomy out there?

Felsen vs Stein

The Reflexive Pronouns versus personal pronouns

Pronunciation of “Leonhard Euler”

Unterschied zwischen »zu etwas bereit sein« und »für etwas bereit sein«

What are some (interesting) exceptions to the German grammar rules?

How do you say ' to be good at something' in German?

How do you say “just because” in German?

Which one is more appropiate: Chatroom vs Chatraum