Aug. 30, 2020
8/30 아무거나
1. Hattet ihr ein angenehmen Tag?, Wie war dein Tag?(how was your day?-These are having same meaning?)
2. Ich mag Sonntag nicht weil morgen Montag ist.( i dont like sunday because tomorrow is monday.)
3. Ich lese gern Bücher. Ich trinke gern Kaffee.(i like reading books. I like drinking coffee.)
4. Kann ich diesen Kaffee bestellen? Ich mochte Kaffee,bitte.(Can i order this coffee? I want to drink coffee.) -are these natural?
5. Wo ist die Bushaltestelle?(where is the bus station?)
6. Wo bin ich?(where am i?)
8/30 아무거나
1. Hattet ihr einen angenehmen Tag?, Wie war dein Tag?
(how was your day?-These are having same meaning? )¶
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yes, same meaning
2. Ich mag Sonntage nicht, weil morgen Montag ist.
we would use plural here because you don't like all Sundays
(I assume in English it's the same)
( i dont like sunday because tomorrow is monday. )
3. Ich lese gern Bücher.
Ich trinke gern Kaffee.
(i like reading books. I like drinking coffee. )
4. Kann ich diesen Kaffee bestellen?
Ich moöchte Kaffee,bittbitte Kaffee.
Kann ich diesen Kaffee bestellen? ==> you say this when you point to a picture in the menu, but not in other situations.
Typically, we would say:
Ich möchte bitte einen Kaffee.
Ich möchte bitte eine Tasse Kaffee.
(When you order a cup of coffee in the restaurant)
Ich möchte einen Kaffee (trinken).
Ich möchte eine Tasse Kaffee (trinken).
(When you tell a friend that you'd like a coffee)
Ich brauche einen Kaffee.
Ich brauche eine Tasse Kaffee.
(you say this when you feel sleepy and need coffeine to keep you going. You can use this sentence also to the waiter in the restaurant, it sounds a bit joking and implies the waiter should hurry up to prevent you from falling asleep =)
(Can i order this coffee? I want to drink coffee.) -are these natural?
5. Wo ist die Bushaltestelle?
(where is the bus station? )
6. Wo bin ich?
(where am i?)
8/30 아무거나
1. Hattet ihr einen angenehmen Tag?, Wie war dein Tag?
If you want to ask the first question to one person it should be ''Hattest du einen angenehmen Tag?''. Both of these are fine. You can also say ''Hattest du einen schönen Tag?''
2. Ich mag den Sonntag nicht, weil morgen Montag ist.
3. Ich lese gern Bücher.
Ich trinke gern Kaffee.
4. Kann ich diesen Kaffee bestellen?Ich hätte gerne einen Kaffee.
Ich moöchte einen Kaffee, bitte.
5. Wo ist die Bushaltestelle?
6. Wo bin ich?
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Ich mochte Kaffee,bitte. Ich m Ich m Kann ich diesen Kaffee bestellen? ==> you say this when you point to a picture in the menu, but not in other situations. Typically, we would say: Ich möchte bitte einen Kaffee. Ich möchte bitte eine Tasse Kaffee. (When you order a cup of coffee in the restaurant) Ich möchte einen Kaffee (trinken). Ich möchte eine Tasse Kaffee (trinken). (When you tell a friend that you'd like a coffee) Ich brauche einen Kaffee. Ich brauche eine Tasse Kaffee. (you say this when you feel sleepy and need coffeine to keep you going. You can use this sentence also to the waiter in the restaurant, it sounds a bit joking and implies the waiter should hurry up to prevent you from falling asleep =) |
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1. Hattet ihr ein angenehmen Tag?, Wie war dein Tag? 1. Hattet ihr einen angenehmen Tag? If you want to ask the first question to one person it should be ''Hattest du einen angenehmen Tag?''. Both of these are fine. You can also say ''Hattest du einen schönen Tag?'' 1. Hattet ihr einen angenehmen Tag?, Wie war dein Tag? |
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(how was your day?-These are having same meaning? ) (how was your day?-These are having same meaning? )¶ |
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2. Ich mag Sonntag nicht weil morgen Montag ist. 2. Ich mag den Sonntag nicht, weil morgen Montag ist. 2. Ich mag Sonntage nicht, weil morgen Montag ist. we would use plural here because you don't like all Sundays (I assume in English it's the same) |
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