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- German Dictionary
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No image that each sentence takes so long and multiply it by twentyfour sentences which I had just written you in our last communication. That makes a total of three hundred sixty minutes.
But I guess that most children are that way. Maybe there are a few children that really want to be educated, but I think that these children grow up to fast. They need to enjoy their childhood.
I chose a room in the center of town. I went to the northern beach of the island which was supposedly the most beautiful one. There were many young tourist lying in the sand but I still felt foreign.
But I guess that most children are that way. Maybe there are a few children that really want to be educated, but I think that these children grow up to fast. They need to enjoy their childhood.
I chose a room in the center of town. I went to the northern beach of the island which was supposedly the most beautiful one. There were many young tourist lying in the sand but I still felt foreign.
| German Verbs | Present | Past | ||
| Conjugation of streiten [gestritten] |
streite streitest streitet streiten streitet streiten | stritt strittest stritt stritten strittet stritten | ||
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of argue [ argued, argued ] | ||||
| Conjugation of fight [ fought, fought ] | ||||
| Conjugation of quarrel [ quarreled, quarreled ] | ||||