ich habe kein Geld = I have no money
The "am" can mean several different things depending on what follows (it can mean at, on, in, by, most, etc.). "Ich habe" means "I have."
An fine example of a direct word-for-word translation from English to German that makes absolutely no sense. I am fine with that - Ich habe kein Problem damit.
"Geld lenen" is a simple phrase which when translated into the English language from the Dutch is a verb that means nothing more than " to borrow money".
I don't like you.
Angst means anxiety, fear. "Ich habe Angst" means "I am scared", "I´m afraid of...". "Habe" is a form of "haben", which means "to have" in English. So, literally the sentence "Ich habe Angst" translates as "I have fear".
It translates "I've lost my wristwatch."
The phrase 'geld verdienen im internet' is in the German language. The English translation of this phrase is 'make money on the internet.' There are many German websites that allow one to make money on the internet.
Correctly conjugated it should be "ich habe." This means "I have".
It means: "What I've really learned at school".
ich habe = I have nor is not a German word
"Ich brauche dich" is "I need you" in English.
well in a sentence of "i am not a man, i am a woman" in German it would be "ich bin kein mann, ich bin ein frau" so kein would mean "not a" ein meaning a and adding the k negatates (my own word lol) the a making it a not a so basically when you are using it in a normal German communnity im sure they would let you slide on it. so "kein" = "not a"