German Dictionary
English | German |
to have stomach ache | Magenschmerzen haben |
upset stomach; stomach ache | Durchfall |
to ache | (innerlich) Schmerzen |
to ache | schmerzen; weg tun |
to ache | wehtun, schmerzen |
back ache | Rückenweh |
tooth ache | Zahnweh |
ear ache | Ohrenweh |
head ache | Kopfweh |
The worst thing about starting the day in the main market is that you have to carry everything that you buy for the entire day. We did not want that and quickly returned to our place.
We were not the only tourists, there were a many boats sailing on the same route. At one point the driver stopped the boat and immediately children of the village people approached us.
We took a very relaxing breakfast and made laundry - by the way the cloths dried within 30 minutes as the humidity was as low as 10% or so and the sun extremely strong at this altitude.
We were not the only tourists, there were a many boats sailing on the same route. At one point the driver stopped the boat and immediately children of the village people approached us.
We took a very relaxing breakfast and made laundry - by the way the cloths dried within 30 minutes as the humidity was as low as 10% or so and the sun extremely strong at this altitude.
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