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| | 2008년 3월 9일 10:43 |
| | Ich bin auf das Motorrad sehr interessiert.
Ich will das Motorrad kaufen, und ich will mich, um das Motorrad zu abholen.
Ich kann sofort bezahlen.
Again, a wrong preposition.. You can't be interested auf but only an something. So it's "Ich bin an dem Motorrad sehr interessiert."
The second sentence isn't quite clear either...
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| | 2008년 3월 9일 19:16 |
| | Thank's. The original is a little bit confusing for me. |
| | 2008년 3월 9일 21:22 |
| | VORREI ACQUISTARLA = ich würde sie gerne kaufen
(also im Konjunktiv und nicht Futur!) |
| | 2008년 3월 10일 11:09 |
| | ich würde es gerne kaufen...
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| | 2008년 3월 11일 09:03 |
| | da es nur ein Motorrad ist heisst es: ich würde es gerne kaufen. |
| | 2008년 3월 12일 11:38 |
| | persoenlich => persönlich
Você tem que usar um teclado virtual alemão para resolver teclar as letras ä,ö,ü,ß. |
| | 2008년 3월 12일 20:19 |
| | Nö, nö, das heißt: Faulheit |
| | 2008년 3월 12일 21:08 |
| | dann muss man diese abstellen / então tem que deixar a preguiça.
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| | 2008년 3월 13일 09:29 |
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| | 2008년 3월 14일 03:35 |
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| | 2008년 3월 17일 18:16 |
| | What about "Ich würde es gerne kaufen, und ich würde auch selbst kommen, um es abzuholen"? It's just a suggestion, let's renew the poll to see if it could be said like that. |
| | 2008년 3월 17일 18:34 |
| | Noch ein Schönheitsfehler: statt des Verbes "wollen" im 2. Satz würde ich das Verb "möchten" verwenden. Klingt einfach besser. |
| | 2008년 3월 17일 20:12 |
| | möchte es.. ich möchte auch.. |
| | 2008년 3월 19일 19:23 |
| | The second sentence is a bit unclear... Is it "I would like to buy it and I would pick it up by myself" or "... come to pick it up..." or something different?
I'm not that familiar with conjunctivo (in fact, we haven't learnt it yet), so... Thanks CC: Xini |
| | 2008년 3월 19일 21:22 |
| | Well it's condizionale, not congiuntivo.
I would like to buy it and I would pick it up by myself
is correct.
Ciaociao
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| | 2008년 3월 19일 23:11 |
| | Grazie (or better: Danke schön!)
Well, I've never been very good at naming what grammar I'm using - but that's not really important, the main thing is using it correctly, isn't it?
Just send the bill to my manager, he's in charge of my finances. You know, once you got so much money like me, you can hardly overlook that anymore... |