I'm getting off the next one, is that wrong?
Hello everyone,
is the following sentence
"I'm getting off at the next (stop)" wrong?
Thank you in advance for your answer!
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This is to be understood in a language, so okay.
Standard language: “I stand out at the next stop.”
Go: I’ll get out the next one.
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Yes, also, but not out, but out. The verb is called “Of which:rise”. So: “I steward at/at the next (stop).”
But you could say, “I Subject at/at the next (stop) ‘out.” The idea is: “I want from the bus.”
Sure.
Thank you. Then “I want to get in the bus”? LG
Strictly speaking, yes, but is a language of communication.
Correct German would be: I’ll get off at the next stop.
Thanks for the comment that I heard on the train, and thought it was more of a language-of-the-art formulation.
No, it’s not, but the stop is part of it
correct translation,
grammatically a disaster