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Marc J.
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Rating: 4
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October 2, 2020
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in French we say "Aimerais-tu une tasse de thé"
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Pedro O.
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in Spanish we say "¿Te gusta el té?"
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pamela c.
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Rating: 3
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August 12, 2008
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in English we say "I would like a cup of tea."
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I think the title in English ("Do you like tea?") is different than the statement in German. A person can like tea without wanting to drink a cup of tea right now.
Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in English we say "Would you like a cup of tea?"
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Guest
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Rating: 2
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November 30, 2006
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in we say "Wil je een kopje thee?"
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Tomohiro
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Rating: 4
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October 4, 2006
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Rating: 0
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September 27, 2006
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in English we say "Would you like a cup of tea?"
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Guest
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Rating: 4
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August 29, 2006
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in Spanish we say "¿Desea usted una taza de té?"
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in Finnish we say "haluaisitko teetä?"
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Guest
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Instead of "Möchtest du eine Tasse Tee?", in Spanish we say "¿Quieres una taza de té?"
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