Depending on whom you are asking this question. "Hast du gegessen" is second person singular and informal (like asking a friend or family member), whereof "Habt ihr gegessen" is it`s plural form (also informal). The formal question "Haben Sie gegessen" is used in both singular and plural form and would be like "have thou eaten" in Old English. It is used when addressing adults,the elderly,authority or when in doubt. Insert question marks where appropriate.
I know ginger bread is one of them.
how to write i have eaten in french: J'ai mange
in german lasange is mostly eaten but on other days they eat raps and currys such as butter chicken
The German word for write is schreiben.
It means to write. Comes from the German word to write.
My is mein/meine in German.
Grüße
'you will be misssed' in German
bread
Weight in German is Gewicht.
It's "hey" in German.
When he had eaten all of the cookies, everyone was angry that there weren't any left for them.