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German Writing Exercise (All Levels)

Course 102, Unit 4, Lesson 4

Questions

Instructions: Write five questions to the community using the vocabulary from this lesson. Ex. Is anybody reading a good book?

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Schwimmen alle schon?
Isst jemand nicht noch?
Seht er fern?
Telefoniet sie?
Stehst oder sitzt du jetzt?
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  • Marvin
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    Hi Asami,

    Schwimmen alle schon? Isst jemand nicht noch nicht? Sieht er fern? Telefoniert sie? Stehst oder sitzt du jetzt?

    ("Isst jemand noch nicht? is a very strange question... one would probably ask:"Haben alle genügend zu essen?[Does everyone has enough to eat?])

    Bye

    Marvin
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  • Marvin
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    [Does everyone have enough to eat?]
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  • Al Garcia
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    Ja, Marvin hat Recht.
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  • asami925
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    I meant 'hasn't someone eaten yet?' This may sounds strange in English too, but 'someone hasn't eaten yet' is not very strange, isn't it? Both make sense in Japanese!

     

    Thanks.
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