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  • verb - Bäckt or backt? - German Language Stack Exchange
    In Dreyer Schmitt, "bäckt" is given as the primary third-person form of "backen" Since I never used this and have not heard it often where I live (Northern Germany), I was very surprised by this and
  • „Wer backt mir einen Kuchen? vs „Wer backt einen Kuchen für mich?
    Ich musste einem A1-Lerner etwas über diese zwei Sätze erklären Wer backt mir einen Kuchen? Wer backt einen Kuchen für mich? Die sind beide korrekt Aber welche Rolle spielt der Dativ im ersten
  • grammatical case - German Language Stack Exchange
    I'm just starting with German and got a bit lost when one should use der die das and when ein eine I suppose it should be something like "a" or "the" in English depending if we're talking about
  • Deciphering Kurrent Handwriting - one or two words
    I am transcribing an old philosophical letter, dated 1858, from the Norwegian Professor of Philosophy Marcus Jacob Monrad (1816-97) to his Königsberg colleague Karl Rosenkranz A Further to this,
  • Similar meanings for verbs - German Language Stack Exchange
    @RHa: "öffnen" has a lot more meanings than "to open something" and the same is true for "aufmachen", so: "bevor ich mich aufmache, dir zu antworten, überdenke deinen Schließungswunsch und öffne dich alternativen Vorgehensweisen, wie etwa: Fragen zu beantworten Es könnte nämlich der Fall eintreffen, daß man solchen Frage am besten damit begegnet, daß man Antworten darauf formuliert
  • How to say “one of them” in German?
    The simple way to decide is to think that there is a word in your sentence which you left out If it is an inanimate object, use the gender of the word which is missing a) Ein Messer von den Messern → Eins von denen b) Ein Löffel von den Löffeln → Einer von denen c) Eine Gabel von den Gabeln → Eine von denen As pointed out in the comments, denen is colloquial, use von ihnen in a more
  • word order - Placement of Pronominal Subjects and Objects - German . . .
    I have three questions regarding the placement of pronouns First, can a pronominal object be placed in the Nachfeld for emphasis? For example, Nein, sie hat geküsst mich Second, can an adverbial
  • “High school” in German? - German Language Stack Exchange
    I’m trying to translate the term high school into German However this is proving to be difficult since the school systems in the U S are different from Germany Using Dict cc and Linguee, I’ve go
  • What is the difference in usage and meaning between Laune and . . .
    When you are talking about your own mood, Laune and Stimmung have subtle differences in meaning Stimmung is probably closer to the English meaning, while Laune tends to imply a more short-term spontaneous thing The English word "lark" seems to capture the meaning a bit better However, Laune is also used negatively: "Ich habe schlechte Laune" = I am in a bad mood Still implies that this is





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