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What is the linguistic necessity for the letter 'ß' in German that can't be expressed with 'ss'?
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German word for a specific situation in an image
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Is “montäglich” commonly used?
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In native German words, is Q always followed by U, as in English?
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What is the meaning of “Rumgejuxe”?
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Wie nennt man einen weiblichen Nazi?
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What is the origin of the two past tenses in German?
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Why does this relative pronoun not take the case of the noun it is referring to?
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Sie waren mit die Ersten im Raum
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<schwitz>, <zwinker> etc. Does German always use 2nd Person Singular Imperative verbs for emoticons? If so, why?
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How is “sein” conjugated in this sub-sentence?
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Convert German names written in English letters to German characters?
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I would say: “You are another teacher”, but she is a woman and I am a man
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“Ihr kleinen Monster?” How come?
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Why do these sentences have different case despite being otherwise identical?
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Dicht antonym - what is it?
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Why is it “Tumoren” and not “Tumore”?
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Why does “zu” come at the beginning of the sentence?
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Using “um…zu” with past participle
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meaning of “ebenda”
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Are there equivalents to “like”, “you see”, “all that” and “you know” filler words?
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Hatte die Deutsche Sprache einst Adverbien wie im Englischen?
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Welches deutsche Wort entspricht am besten dem Englischen „awkward“?
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“nach unwiederbringlich Verlorenem”
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Zeichenhäufigkeit des Deutschen
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Not-Aus versus Not-Halt
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Kann “haben” ein Hilfsverb für Passiv sein?
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Reading a Swiss newspaper as a German learner
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Vermisstenstelle - missing people?
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What is the meaning of the construct “Willst du was trinken?”
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