Case error?
That's how cheap the food seems to me
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I think the Dativ is right here. The ‘simple’ sentence is:
That’s how cheap food comes. in this meaning:
https://grammis.ids-mannheim.de/verbs/view/400724/13
Then you could me as so-called ‘free dativ’, which would mean here: That’s how cheap the food is for me.
https://grammis.ids-mannheim.de/terminology/2023
I’m not sure how idiomatic the sentence really is…
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So cheap comes the food: Even the words changed would be Niederdeutsch.
In the High German: That’s how cheap I get the food.
I don’t know the expression. But “the cheap food comes to me” sounds more correct. It’s a good idea.
“So little food costs me.” would sound better.
Or, “So cheap food is coming up again.”
Formulate the sentence differently. That’s terrible German.
? I don’t understand anything, can you please formulate it in one sentence
That’s the sentence. Question is MICH or MIR?
Both wrong, no correctly formed set