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Hallo, habe es jetzt lange probiert aber komme nicht mehr weiter, habe leider erst nächste Woche Bücherausgabe und google übersetzer ist nunmal nicht gut. Ich wüsste aber nicht wo ich einsehen kann was die korrekte Übersetzung der oberen Wörter ist, wenn ich die hätte wäre mein Leben gerettet, Danke im Voraus!
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Danke im Voraus!
Yes, I want you to learn Spanish and not Google.
First of all, some verbs are reflexive. They have attached in the basic form -se: dormirse (sleep), ducharse (sweep), lavarse (sweep), irse (walking), levantarse (both), acostarse (sweet, go to bed).
There you need to use the reflexive pronoun: me, te, se, nos, os, se. For the other verbs not:
Soy Susana. Tú, ¿quién eres?
That’s why I said yes, yet I don’t have a book, that’s my second year now, and we haven’t had a lot of Vocabeln yet, and I’ve been using them. Thank you
In your text only the verbs duchar / levantar / acostar/ dormir / ir reflexive, so duchars = and showers), levantarse (surrect, literally: rise), acostarse = and go to bed), dormirse (= sleep ≠ sleep = dormir) and Other (= go away) are reflexive.
Then why do you write something insane like “Me soy Susana (= I am Me Susana) or “Mi familia y yo nos desayunamos (= My family and I have breakfast us?🤣 Are you cannibals?). ¿Te estudias? You study/learn?
Go through the text again and correct it.
You can set the letter in a corrected version, and we’ll look again. Good luck!
Yes, in the aftermath logical, have probably overheared in teaching that you only use the reflexive pronouns in reflexive verbs, I change the picture again, thank you for the tip🤣
Again:
I’m not looking at it until you fill all the gaps.
I’ll give you some help. In German dreaming we have of someone. It’s funny with the Spaniards. It means soñar con alguien/algo. So… of I say to you, Sueño thetigo. ♪ of my husband, then I say, Sueño the mi marido.
1 German: der Lehr (Singular) = Spanish: las clases (Plural), German: die Menschen (Plural) = Spanish: la gente (Singular). You always have to learn and remember what is in the foreign language Other is as in mother tongue. What’s the same, you don’t have to remember. You do that automatically.