German Dictionary
| German | English |
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Sample sentences: Ich kann Geschwätz nicht ausstehen, aber leider ist es in unserer Kommune sehr ausgeprägt. |
I cannot stand gossip, but unfortunately it is very prevalent in our community. |
| Stuss; Geschwätz; Papperlapapp | balderdash |
| Geschwätz; Blabla; Wortschwall | verbiage |
I will put that one and the offending words. These words should not be optional, cause we need to know when a word is offending. Would it be helpful to have a counter, so you see how many words you translated?
Short question: when searching Spanish numbers, what would you write in Google? In Spanish, of course? In English I would write: 'spanish numbers' and not 'numbers in spanish'. The results are almost the same.
I have made an internship at a law office, but just for two months. Their salary is really bad. Now to my promise to correct your long message. You need to say: 'On Friday' not 'At Friday'.
Short question: when searching Spanish numbers, what would you write in Google? In Spanish, of course? In English I would write: 'spanish numbers' and not 'numbers in spanish'. The results are almost the same.
I have made an internship at a law office, but just for two months. Their salary is really bad. Now to my promise to correct your long message. You need to say: 'On Friday' not 'At Friday'.
Most common translations:
Genauigkeit
Gegensatz
Gasse
Fußtritt
Friese
Fondue
Flaneur
Festumzug
Fegefeuer
Fahrlässigkeit
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of gossip [ gossiped, gossiped ] | ||||