It means "Since when do you speak German?"
"I can speak German".
"There has been a"
It means german.
"Deutsch" means "German."
Seit halb zehn bin ich offiziell Landshutertranslates as since half past nine I am officially a Landshuter (a citizen of Landshut)
You speak German don't you?
In German the use of capitals is far more important than in English as it can change the sense of a sentence.sie haben deutsch sie Familie translates as they have German they familySie haben deutsch Sie Familie translates as you have German you family
Ich spreche Deutsch means I speak German Ich bin Deutscher means I am German.
"Nein sprechen Deutsch" is German, not French. It means "No speak German" in English.
auch noch deutsch = also German; German as well
Seit is a preposition,which translates as since and therefore has no past participle.If you mean seid (2nd person plural of the verb sein - to be) then the past participle is seid gewesen
It's "Ich spreche ein (kleines) bisschen deutsch." and it means "I speak a (little) bit of German.".
Wann beginnt deutsch am is parts of two questions:wann beginnt Deutsch? means when does German start? (as in German class)Beginnt Deutsch am ____ ? means does German start at _____ (With a time in the blanks e.g.)