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1. translate.google.deText translation

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   Google's service, offered free of charge, instantly translates words, phrases, and web pages between English and over 100 other languages.

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     Bezpłatna usługa Google, umożliwiająca szybkie tłumaczenie...

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     Chętnie wyświetlilibyśmy opis, ale witryna, którą oglądasz,...

2. deutsch.lingolia.com › en › grammarGerman Grammar with Rules and Interactive Exercises - Lingolia

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   Our German grammar section covers all major topics and includes plenty of examples, and—most importantly—plenty of interactive exercises where you can practise every grammar point in detail. Click on a topic to get started!

3. forum.wordreference.com › threads › using-ne-at-the-end-of-sentencesUsing "ne" at the end of sentences | WordReference Forums

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   28 kwi 2010 · I've noticed that Germans, when speaking in English (I don't speak German ) often say a word that sounds like "ne" at the end of a sentence/phrase. My closest guess is that it means something like "don't you agree?"

4. german.stackexchange.com › questions › 38238meaning - What does »'ne« mean? - German Language Stack Exchange

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   3 sie 2017 · Both, »a« and »*’ne«* are colloquial abbreviations for *»eine**«*, but »’ne« is more common in middle and northern parts of Germany, while »a« has its home in the south. (Note that there is also another minor change: The trailing e of warte is omitted in the south.)

5. en.pons.com › text-translation › english-germanPONS English ↔ German Translator

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   Use the free English ↔ German Translator from PONS! Translate words, phrases, texts instantly in 38 languages.

6. www.deutschmm.com › prateritumThe German Präteritum Tense (Complete Guide) [A1-C2]

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   26 lis 2022 · What is Präteritum in German grammar? What is the difference between Präteritum and Perfekt? How is the Präteritum formed? Further reading. Präteritum tense or Perfekt tense? In your A1 and A2 German language course, you were probably first taught the past tense of sein and habe n.

7. learngerman.dw.com › en › grammarGrammar Overview - DW Learn German

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   Grammar Overview. Here you can find the most important german grammar rules. Verbs. Reflexive verbs. Verbs + preposition. Separable verbs. Conjugation: bügeln. gehen + infinitive. Conjugation:...