German Dictionary
| English | German |
| snow-covered | schneebedeckt |
I.E. stands for 'in example', and the translation of it is 'por ejemplo'. Is there a difference between this term in Latin American or South American Spanish? How would you say the same sentence in Central America?
Once you've put it online, I'd like to check the text for eventual inconsistencies. Let me know how it goes. So that I can review it as well. Let us be in touch towards our next study session. I will be there on Wednesday.
I really would like to invest more time here but until now I was too busy to keep my promises. Maybe I should take a vacation and go back to Scotland and take another language course there.
Once you've put it online, I'd like to check the text for eventual inconsistencies. Let me know how it goes. So that I can review it as well. Let us be in touch towards our next study session. I will be there on Wednesday.
I really would like to invest more time here but until now I was too busy to keep my promises. Maybe I should take a vacation and go back to Scotland and take another language course there.