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Re:I need help from those who speak German...
"Du" you say to people like your friends, often your partners you are working with, children etc. It is less formal. "Sie you say to all other people. But you have to write "Sie" not "sie" "sie" has another meaning. If jou have any other questions mail me.

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Ulrike
May 25, 2002

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no less than / not less than
No less than 500 people come to the party.
Not less than 500 people come to the party.

Do they have any differences?
How do you know???


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Izumi
May 14, 2002

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Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Aha, now I understand!!
Thank you!!

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Izumi
May 13, 2002

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Latest: December 1, 2002
Re:Re:HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, thank you very much!!!

Is there a subtle difference in nuance between one sentence and the other?

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Izumi
May 12, 2002

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Latest: December 1, 2002
HELP ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
English is sooooo confusing!!
I can say, "She has kept a dialy since she was a child.", right? Can I say, "She has been keeping a dialy since she was a child."? Is it correct???? If it's not correct, I want to know why. Please, please help me!! I need YOUR HELP!!

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Izumi
May 11, 2002

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Latest: December 1, 2002
Exchange español - English
Hi! I want to make español or catalan - english esxchangue. I'm from Barcelona and I have 25 years old. I will present to the first certificate exam in June so I want to improve my english.
SEE YOU!

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Xavi
April 24, 2002

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Latest: March 25, 2010
Re:Here's another sentence I made up:
Sorry if I'm late. Your translation is perfect. No need to fix it otherwise

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mara n.
April 22, 2002

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Re:Compliment or Insult?
It is not an insult, it means "quiet", from the verb "callarse", to be quiet, I hope it helps.

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Duccio
April 12, 2002

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Guten tag!
Guten tag!

I don't speak German but since no one else is using the Bulletin Board, I will!

I can say "weltanshauung", though.

What's that cute "good-bye", again? I think it means "amitiés". Can anyone remind me? Dankeshun!

Language pair: English; German
Helene
October 30, 2000

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